McDougall of Alberta: A Life of Rev. John McDougall, Pathfinder of Empire and Prophet of the Plains

"McDougall of Alberta" provides a comprehensive biographical account of the Reverend John McDougall, a pivotal figure in the development of Western Canada. As a missionary, pioneer, and statesman, McDougall played a crucial role in the expansion of the Canadian West, earning titles such as the Pathfinder of Empire and Prophet of the Plains. This work explores his extensive travels across the prairies, his deep involvement with the Methodist Church, and his significant interactions with Indigenous peoples during a transformative era of Canadian history.

Written by John Maclean, this biography captures the spirit of the frontier and the challenges of establishing a new society in the vast landscapes of Alberta. It details McDougall's experiences as a witness to the changing way of life on the plains, his efforts in mediation between the Canadian government and First Nations, and his unwavering dedication to his faith and his country. "McDougall of Alberta" is an essential resource for those interested in the history of the Canadian missionary movement, the settling of the West, and the complex life of a man whose legacy is deeply woven into the fabric of Alberta's heritage.

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