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A Country Of Our Own The Confederation Diary Of Rosie Dunn Ottawa Province Of Canada 1866 Bradford Karleen

Name: A Country Of Our Own The Confederation Diary Of Rosie Dunn Ottawa Province Of Canada 1866 Bradford Karleen
SKU: BELL-9568216
Price: 31.00 USD
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A Country Of Our Own The Confederation Diary Of Rosie Dunn Ottawa Province Of Canada 1866 Bradford Karleen instant download after payment.

Publisher: Scholastic Canada

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 4.51 MB

Author: Bradford Karleen

ISBN: 9781443128506, 1443128503

Language: English

Year: 2013

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A Country Of Our Own The Confederation Diary Of Rosie Dunn Ottawa Province Of Canada 1866 Bradford Karleen by Bradford Karleen 9781443128506, 1443128503 instant download after payment.

As the rest of the country gears up for Confederation, Rosie's life is about to be pulled apart.
It's 1866. The year before Confederation. And the year Rosie's life turns upside-down.
She has just gone into service with Mr. Bradley, a civil servant working in Quebec City, the bustling capital of the Province of Canada. When the capital is moved to the rough sawmill town of Ottawa, the Bradleys have to move there too. Rosie will desperately miss her own parents and siblings, and wonders if she will ever have a place in her own family again.
Karleen Bradford draws on her own experience as the wife of a diplomat in Ottawa and embassies around the world to craft this authentic portrait of a young girl displaced in the whirlwind of government