1868. 80p. by Henry J O'Clarke

The book chronicles the life and achievements of Mr. McGee, an influential Irish figure in Canada, who dedicated himself to advocating for the rights and integration of Irish immigrants. It highlights his early involvement in journalism, where his eloquent writings in the "Boston Pilot" garnered attention and respect, establishing him as a leading voice for the Irish community. Through his efforts, McGee sought to dispel negative stereotypes about Irish Catholics, promote unity among different religious groups, and ultimately elevate the status of Irishmen in Canadian society, showcasing his commitment to social justice and equality.