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2. 'The Wild and Woolly West': A 'Boy's Own' View of Canada
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R.G. Moyles
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction 1
- 1. 'A Dutiful Imperial Daughter': Assessing the Future of the New Dominion 11
- 2. 'The Wild and Woolly West': A 'Boy's Own' View of Canada 37
- 3. 'Hunter's Paradise': Imperial-Minded Sportsmen in Canada 61
- 4. 'Quaint Quebec': British Views of French Canada 87
- 5. 'A Farm of One's Own': The British Emigrant's View of Western Canada 115
- 6. A Different Kind of Frontier: The Investor's View of Canada 141
- 7. Specimens of a Dying Race: British Views of the Canadian Indian 167
- 8. A Country in Need of Culture and Refinement: A Middle-Class Female View of Canada 187
- 9. Canadian Society: A Question of Manners 213
- Epilogue: The End of an Imperial Era 233
- Notes 243
- Index 265
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction 1
- 1. 'A Dutiful Imperial Daughter': Assessing the Future of the New Dominion 11
- 2. 'The Wild and Woolly West': A 'Boy's Own' View of Canada 37
- 3. 'Hunter's Paradise': Imperial-Minded Sportsmen in Canada 61
- 4. 'Quaint Quebec': British Views of French Canada 87
- 5. 'A Farm of One's Own': The British Emigrant's View of Western Canada 115
- 6. A Different Kind of Frontier: The Investor's View of Canada 141
- 7. Specimens of a Dying Race: British Views of the Canadian Indian 167
- 8. A Country in Need of Culture and Refinement: A Middle-Class Female View of Canada 187
- 9. Canadian Society: A Question of Manners 213
- Epilogue: The End of an Imperial Era 233
- Notes 243
- Index 265
