"A History of Canada in Ten Maps" recounts the story of Canada’s evolution through the lens of ten significant maps, spanning nearly a millennium. Each map unveils tales of adventure, exploration, and the shaping of a nation. This book shows the world as the mapmakers saw it. From the Vikings' early knowledge of North America to the charting of the Arctic frontier, each chapter examines a particular map and the historical context surrounding its creation. Discover the impact of these maps on the country's borders, conflicts, and cultural identity. Chart a course through Canada's past, viewing history through the eyes of explorers, cartographers, and indigenous peoples. This unique approach blends storytelling, cartography, geography, archaeology, and history to offer a fresh perspective on the making of Canada.
Used (good, see images, minor cover wear) Softcover ISBN 9780143193982
