From Primitive Shack to Premier's Wife: The Constance Davie Story, (Hardcover)

<p>Constance (Connie) Skinner Davie lived at a time in history when women were seen and not heard. Most women were mere appendages on the arms of their husbands, but she managed to carve a place for herself in the raw political arena of a province in Canada that was slowly emerging from colonialism in the 1870s.</p><p>As one of the first white children born in British Columbia in 1853, she was a curious child. As a young woman living in the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island, she was a passionate woman. As a spokesperson and activist, she looked out for the underdog and for the Indigenous people.</p><p>At a time of major political reconstruction in British Columbia, Canada, she offered her controversial opinions without fear of being silenced. A woman far ahead of her time, she believed in justice for all.</p><p>The story of "Connie", a wife, mother and political activist, is full of adventure and passion. She was a woman who broke sexual barriers in the 19th century in a unique way.</p><p>Most importantly she paved the way for women in politics everywhere.</p><p></p>

• From Primitive Shack to Premier's Wife: The Constance Davie Story, (Hardcover)
• Author: Self Publishing LLC
• ISBN: 9781970894851
• Format: Hardcover
• Publication Date: 2026-03-03
• Page Count: 196