Canadian Pacific, the new Highway to the Orient, Across the Mountains, Prairies, and Rivers of Canad

In the late 19th century, the Canadian Pacific Railway was built to connect the eastern provinces of Canada to the Pacific Ocean, through the mountains, prairies, and rivers of the country. This book is a fascinating account of this great engineering achievement and the impact it had on Canada's development.

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