Canadian Prairie Fire The 1885 North-West Rebellion Used Hardcover Reference Book

**Canadian Prairie Fire: The 1885 North-West Rebellion** is a used hardcover reference book that examines the events and significance of the North-West Rebellion in Canada. Authored with an emphasis on historical accuracy, this volume explores the roots, progression, and consequences of the 1885 conflict between the Canadian government, Métis, and First Nations groups. The book provides detailed coverage of key figures, battles, and political dynamics that shaped the uprising, offering insights into military tactics, social conditions, and governmental responses of the period. Reference materials such as maps, photographs, and primary documents are included to support research and understanding. This edition is intended for historical study, with a focus on military events and their broader impact on Canadian nation-building. As a used hardcover, there may be minor signs of wear, but all pages and reference content remain intact. Suitable for researchers, collectors, or those interested in Canadian military history.  Total of 384 pages.