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Ontario: Image, Identity, and Power (Illustrated History of Canada / Oxford)

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This was a very easy book to read, it wasn't the kind of book that dragged on about nothing important. I'm not the kind of person that sits down and reads non-fiction but I've now read most of this book...instead of writing my paper. The books starts by talking about native Canadians and ends up with Ontario's developments up to the year 2000. I found it very helpful that the book talks about how the north and south developed together based on natural resources and industry but also separately with consideration to culture.