Joseph Howe: A Portrait of a Nova Scotia Leader and His Era
This biography explores the life of Joseph Howe, a towering figure in Nova Scotia’s history, through his career, challenges, and the politics that shaped his century. It blends personal character with the forces of a province rethinking its role in the British Empire.
Set against Halifax’s social and political world, the book charts Howe’s rise, the foundations of the provincial order, and the conflicts that tested loyalty, reform, and ideas of union. It invites readers to weigh Howe’s honesty, courage, and stubborn resolve within a broader story of ambition, tradition, and change."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.