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"The Growth of Canadian National Feeling" is a seminal examination of the historical forces and ideological shifts that forged a distinct sense of identity within the Canadian populace. Written by the esteemed historian W. Stewart Wallace, this work traces the evolution of national sentiment from the early days of British North America through the pivotal years following Confederation. Wallace meticulously analyzes the factors-political, social, and economic-that contributed to the transition from a collection of disparate colonies into a unified nation with its own unique character and aspirations.

The book explores the tensions and triumphs inherent in the development of Canadian patriotism, addressing the challenges posed by regionalism and the complex relationship with the British Empire. By providing a scholarly yet accessible overview of the milestones that defined the Canadian spirit, "The Growth of Canadian National Feeling" offers invaluable insights into the country's psychological and political maturation. This study remains a significant contribution to the field of Canadian historiography, essential for readers interested in the roots of Canadian nationalism and the historical underpinnings of the nation's identity.

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