by D C Harvey. 1923. 30p

This book explores the life and contributions of Thomas D'Arcy McGee, a pivotal figure in the formation of Canadian nationality. It delves into his early education, his passionate advocacy for Irish rights, and his eventual role as a key proponent of Canadian confederation. The narrative highlights McGee's belief in the importance of unity among diverse communities, his literary achievements, and his vision for a prosperous, free Canada, ultimately culminating in his tragic assassination in 1868. Through a detailed examination of his speeches and writings, the book illustrates McGee's enduring legacy as a father of confederation and a champion of Canadian identity.