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George Brown

By John Lewis

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Follow a young immigrant as he uses his pen and unwavering principles to become a powerful voice in the fight to shape a nation.

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2009-11-25
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Summary

"George Brown" by John Lewis is a historical biography that explores the life and legacy of George Brown, a prominent Canadian political figure during the 19th Century. The book begins by describing Brown's early life, highlighting his Scottish roots and his family’s values of responsible governance and anti-slavery, which shaped his later political views. Upon immigrating to Canada as a young man, Brown quickly rose to prominence as a journalist and vocal advocate for political reform, using his publications to champion his beliefs and challenge the existing political order. The narrative then depicts the challenges and political shifts Brown navigated as he dedicated himself to building Canada's institutions.

About the Author

John Lewis was a Canadian writer and journalist who was, variously, editor of the Toronto Daily Star and the Toronto Globe and served in the Senate of Canada for the last ten years of his life.

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