Canada From the Earliest Times to the Present
Paterson, Gilbert. Canada From the Earliest Times to the Present. Toronto, Ryerson Press, 1933. 233 p. Illus.
- v - “Illustrated by C.W. Jefferys and Edith Maclaren
- 21 - “Jacques Cartier Erects a Cross at Gaspe, 1534”
- 27 - “Champlain on the Ottawa River, 1613”
- 29 - “A Jesuit missionary preaching to the Hurons”
- 31 - “Rev. James Evans”
- 37 - “The La Verendryes in sight of ‘The Shining Mountains’”
- 43 - “Alexander Mackenzie reaches the Arctic Ocean”
- 45 - “Mackenzie’s journey of discovery” [map]
- 47 - “Simon Fraser descending the Fraser River, 1808”
- 51 - “David Thompson”
- 53 - “Captain James Cook at Nootka, 1778”
- 71 - “The Order of Good Cheer at Port Royal”
- 75 - “The meeting of Marie Jacquelin and Charles de la Tour”
- 78 - “The founding of Halifax”
- 90 - ‘Loyalists on their way to Canada”
- 92 - “Settlers drawing lots for their land”
- 101 - “A country dance in the eighteen-forties”
- 103 - “Lord Selkirk naming the Paris of Kildonan, 1817”
- 109 - “The Red River cart”
- 112 - “Father Lacombe averts the opposition of Chief Crowfoot”
- 116 - “The first furrow”
- 136 - “In the early years of the twentieth century, E. Wyley Grier and J.W. L. Foster achieved a reputation as portrait painters, and Charles W. Jefferys depicted Canadian historical scenes.”
- 143 - “Frontenac among the Thousand Islands”
- 166 - “Joseph Howe addressing an open-air meeting”
- 231 - “Index…Jefferys, C.W., 136…”
