What are some good books on Canadian history? Specifically the

>>2007317
What history?

>>2007340
Was that supposed to be a joke? Because I'm not fucking laughing!

Rise and fall of the British Empire

>>2007340
The North-West Rebellion. That's literally it for the 19th century.

>>2007340
This.

>>2007317
"Maple is the Staple: Canada's role in World History" by Jay Krump is fantastic

I read "Marching as to war" and was pretty satisfied with it. There are two volumes. One covers Canada The Boers War to the Korean War, and the other covers pre-confederation up to the beginning of the Boers War.
I would read "The Regenerators" by George Ramsay was also really amazing. Lots about Victorian Canada's obsession with social control.

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>>2007317
Based Jesuit Joe.

I really like this painting.

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>>2007340
What if I told you the 2nd largest country in the world was made possible by selling beaver fur?

>>2007587
don't forget about MUH RAILROADS

>>2007341
The joke is Canada.

Here's a summary of Canadian history.

>Fur trappers
>W-we f-f-fought in the World Wars (as part of the British Empire)
>Weapon X Program which created a mutant concentration camp
>Prime Minister Tumblr Trudeau

Right Honourable Men is bretty good as a basic political history overview.

>>2007317
they had a beach at d-day

>>2007340
DELET THIS

>>2009786
Same 2bh. Makes Canadians seem based and pure as fuck.

It's province specific but British Columbia: A History by Margaret Ormsby was pretty informative and well written. It's also got some delightfully dated mannerisms in it, since it was written in the late 50s.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r00yaFwZ5bc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqAgOOaJyLc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YohYd9iTfy8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rw-FbwmzPKo

I get all my information on Canadian history from these commercials.