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Lawrence J. (Lawrence Johnstone) Burpee
Lawrence Johnstone Burpee (1873–1946) was a Canadian librarian, historian, and author known for his contributions to Canadian history and literature. He authored several books, including "The Discovery of Canada" and "An Historical Atlas of Canada," which provided valuable insights into Canada's development. Burpee also played a significant role in promoting the preservation of Canadian cultural heritage through his work with the Canadian Historical Association and the Royal Society of Canada. In addition to writing, he was a strong advocate for the creation of a national library in Canada.
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HUMOUR OF THE NORTH THE BLUE NOSE Let the Student of Nature in rapture descant, On the Heaven's cerulean hue; Let the Lover indulge in poetical rant, When the eyes of his Mistress are blue. But fill high your glasses—fill, fill to the brim, I've a different toast to propose: While such eyes, and such skies, still are beaming for him, Here's a health to the jolly Blue Nose. Let the...
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EARLY SERVICE Canada has had many brave sons, but none braver than Pierre Gaultier de La Vérendrye, who gave all that he had, including his life, for the glory and welfare of his country. La Vérendrye was born in the quaint little town of Three Rivers, on the St Lawrence, on November 17, 1685. His father was governor of the district of which Three Rivers was the capital; his mother was a daughter of...
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INTRODUCTION This Supplement is designed to supply a double need: it furnishes an analytical index to the entire series of twenty volumes; and it affords a great deal of additional information, bearing on the subject-matter of these volumes, but which from its very nature it was impossible to incorporate in the text. This additional information includes biographical sketches of the characters mentioned...
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