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The Landlord Of The Aberfoyle Hotel

Another song from John's collection of Scottish Songs.

Writings of Albert Morris

Article 58 - Best suited to blend tastefully into the broad cloth of civilisation.

Scotland's Story

A History of Scotland for Boys and Girls By H. E. Marshall and we have the first chapter up with a chapter a day to come.

The United States of America: A History

CHAPTER VIII. NEW YORK.

Pathfinding on Plain and Prairie

Chapter XXVII. - Father pushes on for home in advance—Hard times for the "tenderfeet "—A plunge into icy water—My brother David gallops into camp—His high spirits prove infectious—Kindness of the Hudson's Bay Company—Oxen sent to help us in to Victoria—A mutinous camp-follower—My threat of a sound thrashing subdues the mutineer—Our long journey is ended—Adieu to my readers. And this completes this book.

Writings of Albert Morris

Article 57 - I'm happy to let students rejoice riotously, but not in my backyard.

The United States of America: A History

CHAPTER VII. THE INDIANS.

Reminiscences of Dollar

Appendix to the Second Edition - Great Flood in 1883—Contemplated Railway to the Top of Ben Cleugh—The Mysterious 'Foundling' of Gateside, Dollar—A Correction. And this now completes this book.

Pathfinding on Plain and Prairie

Chapter XXVI. - Another visit to Victoria—Fall in with a war party of Kootenays and Flatheads—Sanison and I go moose- hunting —A Sabbath afternoon experience—A band of moose enjoy Sabbath immunity—I start out to meet father returning from the East—The glorious Saskatchewan Valley—Call at Fort Pitt —Equinoctial storms—Entertained by a French half-breed family—Meet Mr. Hardisty and one of my sisters - Camp-fire chat—Meeting with father—Rev. Peter Campbell and others with his party—Father relates his experience in the East—Rev. Geo. Young sent to Red River Settlement and Rev. E. R. Young to Norway House.

Easy Sandwich Bread

This must be the easiest bread recipe I've ever come across and I intend to have a go at it and thought I'd also add it to our own recipe page.