"The Red Cow and Her Friends" by Peter McArthur is a delightful exploration of rural life and the bonds between animals and humans. Through charming anecdotes and vivid descriptions, McArthur brings to life the characters of the farm, particularly the titular red cow, who serves as a central figure in the narrative. The book captures the simplicity and beauty of country living, highlighting the joys and challenges faced by farmers and their livestock. McArthur's warm storytelling invites r...

In "Pastures Green," Peter McArthur explores the intricate relationship between humanity and nature through the lens of rural life. The narrative unfolds in a pastoral setting, where the beauty of the landscape serves as both a backdrop and a character in its own right. McArthur's vivid descriptions bring to life the sights, sounds, and rhythms of the countryside, inviting readers to immerse themselves in the tranquility and challenges faced by those who inhabit these green pastures. The t...

"The Affable Stranger" by Peter McArthur is a captivating exploration of human relationships and the complexities of identity. The narrative follows the life of a seemingly ordinary man who navigates through various social circles, revealing the intricacies of his character and the lives of those around him. McArthur's prose is both engaging and thought-provoking, inviting readers to reflect on the nature of connection and the masks people wear in society. The story unfolds with a blend of...

Sir Wilfrid Laurier was a prominent Canadian politician and the seventh Prime Minister of Canada, known for his leadership during a transformative period in the nation’s history. His tenure was marked by significant economic growth and the expansion of Canadian confederation. Laurier's vision for a united Canada was reflected in his policies that promoted immigration and development, particularly in the West. His eloquent speeches and commitment to national unity made him a beloved figure,...

To make clear the purpose of this book and to suggest possibilities to the reader the author offers the following article which was published in the Toronto Globe. Most of the chapters first appeared in the same journal.

In "The Affable Stranger," Peter McArthur skillfully weaves a narrative that explores the complexities of human interaction and the nuanced masks individuals wear in social settings. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century society, the prose employs a blend of realism and subtle humor, inviting readers to engage with the delicate interplay of personal identity and societal expectations. McArthur's keen observations and rich characterizations create a tapestry that reveals the multif...

In "The Red Cow and Her Friends," Peter McArthur presents a charming exploration of rural life enriched by the author's vivid storytelling and keen observations of animal behavior. This work, suffused with gentle humor and a sense of pastoral beauty, invites readers into a world where anthropomorphism reveals deeper truths about friendship, community, and the simple joys of existence. McArthur's literary style, characterized by lyrical prose and a keen eye for detail, positions the book wi...

Peter McArthur in this book put together some interesting information about cows and some other farm animals including sheep, pigs, turkeys, dogs, cats, and others. This book discusses the nature of these farm animals in an understandable and relatable manner.

McArthur’s preferred place for thinking and writing was a tent in his woodlot. From 1909 until his death he revealed his manifold interests in articles for the Toronto Globe, and between 1910 and 1917 he contributed as well to the Farmer’s Advocate and Home Magazine . Selections from these sources were published in Toronto as In pastures green (1915) and The red cow and her friends (1919). His reputation rests mainly on these essays, and on occasional poems, but McArthur was a prolific wri...

Welcome to this historical novel based upon my fifty years of dedicated research into the first recorded non-Native person to enter the Province of Alberta.Historical records have told us little of the fact that Anthony Henday, contrary to the Hudson's Bay Company policy (as set down by the London Committee) had taken the liberty of becoming attached to a budding young Native girl, our "Pearl of the West."Here is a dramatic novel that will acquaint you with the harsh realit...

Rarely spoken about, but often experienced, this publication gives practical help for those who have sexual visitations from night demons. Incubus is a male demon who attacks women, and Succubus the female version who tempts and seduces men. Based on practical experience this is not simply a study - it shows the power in Jesus' name to overcome these unsavoury powers.