Firing The Heather. The Life And Times Of Nellie McClung

Firing the Heather: The Life and Times of Nellie McClung by Mary Hallett and Marilyn Davis is an in-depth Nellie McClung biography exploring her role in Canadian women’s rights, women’s suffrage, social reform, and early twentieth-century Canadian history.

Energetic, outspoken, and determined, McClung became a prominent voice for social and political reform during a period of enormous change in Canada. Hallett and Davis explore both her public achievements and the personal experiences that shaped her ideas, offering readers a fuller portrait of the woman behind the well-known name.

More than a biography, Firing the Heather provides a fascinating look at Canadian women’s history, social reform, and the changing role of women in public life during the early twentieth century.

A worthwhile addition to any Canadian history, women’s history, or Canadiana collection. Add Firing the Heather to your cart today—this is a one-of-a-kind used copy, so once it’s gone, it may not be available again.

Hardcover, Very Good. Does have The Bookstore stamp on first inside page