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“The flowering of civilisation is the finished man, the man of sense, of grace, of accomplishment, of social power-the gentleman. Progress is the needed emblem and sustenance.” Of the progress of the souls of men and women along the grand roads of the universe, all other “All parts away for the progress of souls,Īll religion, all solid things, arts, governments-all that was or is apparent upon this globe orĪny globe, falls into niches and corners before the procession of souls along the grand roads LOOKING TOWARDS MOUNT MUNN FROM THE VALLEY OF FLOWERSīULKLEY GATE (150 FEET HIGH), BULKLEY RIVERįARMING IN SHELLBROOK DISTRICT, SASKATCHEWAN JUNCTION OF SKEENA AND BULKLEY RIVERS, BRITISH COLUMBIA HUDSON BAY MOUNTAIN AND LAKE KATHLYN, BULKLEY VALLEY

UNION STATION AND FORT GARRY HOTEL, WINNIPEG SIR ARTHUR AND LADY CONAN DOYLE AND PARTY OTTAWA-SHOWING THE PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS AND CHÂTEAU LAURIER LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS SALMON FISHING IN THE FAR WEST (MORICE-TOWN, BRITISH COLUMBIA)ĭUFFERIN TERRACE, QUEBEC, FROM THE CITADEL PRINCE RUPERT TO VANCOUVER,VICTORIA, SEATTLE AND THEGOLDEN GATE QUEBEC AND THE PICTURESQUEMARITIME REGION With what sublime repression of himself.” How modest, kindly, all-accomplished, wise, “The shadow of his loss drew like eclipseĭarkening the world.

Titanic, April 15, 1912) has left an unforgettable breach in the official family of the Grand Trunk System, an irreparable loss to his associates, to whom he was a beloved, constant, and forceful inspiration - this effort to interpret something of the romantic charm and richness of the resources of the Dominion is inscribed by

Whose foresight and energy, whose courage and genius lifted Canada’s pioneer railway to a very high level of service and success extended its operations from the Atlantic to the Pacific opened thousands of miles of new scenic beauties and prepared a region which will ere long become a vital centre of population and strength to the British Empire and whose passing to the larger and more significant activities of “the life more abundant” (by the tragic wreck of the s.s. 18th Jan 2014 Posted in: Edwardian and Georgian Canadian Poets 0