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"British Supremacy & Canadian Self-Government: 1839-1854" by J. L. Morison explores a pivotal period in Canadian history, detailing the complex transition from British colonial government to responsible government. This meticulously researched work examines the forces shaping Canada's political landscape during the mid-19th century, focusing on the evolving relationship between British supremacy and the burgeoning desire for Canadian self-government.
Morison delves into the political and governmental structures of the time, offering insights into the challenges and triumphs of establishing a system of governance that balanced imperial interests with local autonomy. A crucial text for understanding Canada's political development, this book sheds light on the key events and debates that laid the foundation for the nation's future. Ideal for anyone interested in Canadian history, British colonial history, and the dynamics of colonialism and post-colonialism, this book provides a clear and insightful analysis of a formative era.
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