The Ordinary People of Essex: Environment, Culture, and Economy on the Frontier of Upper Canada Volume 218

Exploring the agricultural practices and land use in early Canada, this book delves into the methods employed by Indigenous peoples and European settlers. It highlights the evolution of farming techniques, crop selection, and the impact of geography on agriculture. The text provides insights into how these practices shaped the economy and society, revealing the interplay between environment and human activity in the development of Canada's agricultural landscape.