A York pioneer's recollections of youthful days in the Emerald Isle also of his emigration and first impressions of Canada especially Toronto, (late York), and its inhabitants when the city was only one year old, and its population 9,000
by E. M. Morphy
Part of Life pictures -- 4th series
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