Sermon Delivered Before the St. Andrew's Society, Ottawa, on the 30th November, 1871 (Paperback)

In this inspiring sermon, longtime St. Andrew's Society member Daniel M. Gordon reflects on the importance of Scottish heritage and the role of the St. Andrew's Society in Canadian society. His eloquent words will resonate with anyone proud of their Scottish ancestry or interested in Canadian multiculturalism.

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