Railways of Canada

Jim Lotz

Keith MacKenzie

Crescent

4to. 128 pp, 12 chapters, index with color and b&amp;w illustrations. Black cloth.

Canadian Pacific

History

Americas

Bison Books

This is the terrific true adventure of an unjustly forgotten Cape Bretoner, Canada's first photographer of the High Arctic. George Rice emerged as a leader on an American Arctic expedition and died a hero 
searching for food for his starving comrades. This gripping and painful story is told through George Rice's previously unpublished diaries. Packed with humour, pathos, and magnificent description, this book is a powerful historic and literary event, masterfully presented by Jim Lotz who, seventy-five years later on Operation Hazen, served in the footsteps of the Lady Franklin Bay Expedition.

Canada's Forgotten Arctic Hero: George Rice and the Lady Franklin Bay Expedition 1881-1884

Library and Archives Canada Cataloguing

Moses Michael Coady was a Roman Catholic parish priest who became one of the most influential figures in the development of the cooperative movement not only in Canada, but also all around the world. The Antigonish Movement grew out of Coady's early community-based work in Nova Scotia. Moses Coady's approach has had lasting significance through the work at the University of Cape Breton and the Coady International Institute at St. Francis Xavier University. This book tells his story and explains his legacy today as a unique example of Catholic social teaching applied in support of community development.

The Humble Giant: Moses Coady, Canada's Rural Revolutionary

Novalis

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