Broad horizons: Maple leaf sketches from a prairie studio
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- Broad horizons: Maple leaf sketches from a prairie studio
- Publication year listed
- 1919
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- Public domain eBook
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Broad horizons: Maple leaf sketches from a prairie studio
Author: Edmonds, Walter Everard, 1875-1966. (author)
Year: 1919
Edmonds, Walter Everard: 1875-1966. To Alberta to teach at Mountain View, 1896; joined gold rush to Klondike via Edmonton, but forced to turn back, 1898; graduated in theology from St John's College, Winnipeg, 1902; first Anglican clergyman stationed in Saskatoon, 1902-1904; after a year in England took charge of Anglican church, Gladstone, Manitoba, 1905-1907; high school principal in Gladstone, 1907-1910; newspaper work, 1911-1913; moved to Edmonton, 1912; special lecturer at University of Alberta, 1915; rector of St John's, Edmonton, 1913-1931; history teacher at Strathcona High School, 1916-1943; for many years secretary of Historical Society of Alberta ( Edmonton Journal , March 4, 1949; Canadian who's who , 1938-1939). // Matheson, Samuel Pritchard: 1852-1942. Canon in Winnipeg, then later Archbishop of Rupert's Land and Anglican primate of Canada. // Miscellaneous essays, mainly on historical and literary subjects. Part II contains a collection of historical sketches of people and incidents in Western Canada.