Margaret M. Saunders
MARGARET MARSHALL SAUNDERS was descended on both sides of her family from New England Planters who had immigrated to Nova Scotia in the 1760s. A native of Halifax, she campaigned for humane treatment of animals, and integrated into her famous novel Beautiful Joe her criticism of the careless exploitation of natural resources, as well as ideas on education and the upbringing of children.
Rose of Acadia(Fiction Treasures)By Margaret M. Saunders, Introduction by Gwendolyn Davies, Series edited by Gwendolyn DaviesRose of Acadia is a passionate story about the legacy of the past--personal and historical--and how it shapes lives in the present. |
Beautiful Joe(Fiction Treasures)By Margaret M. Saunders, Introduction and notes by Gwendolyn Davies, Series edited by Gwendolyn DaviesBeautiful Joe is a profoundly touching story that revolutionized our understanding of the humane treatment of animals. |


