Lament for a Nation: The Defeat of Canadian Nationalism |
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accept age of progress Alvin Hamilton American Empire appeal argument assumptions become believe Bourassa branch-plant British conservatism British tradition Canada Canada's disappearance Canadian conservatism Canadian nationalism capitalist Catholic Catholicism century civil servants civil service Confederation Conservative party continental corporations continuance corporation capitalism culture decisions defeat Defence Crisis defence policy Diefen Diefenbaker's nationalism doctrine dynamic E. P. Taylor economic edited election of 1963 élite English English-speaking Canadians F. H. Underhill fact force freedom French French-Canadian Gaullism Green and Diefenbaker Heath Macquarrie human ideology imply indigenous internationalism Introduction Kennedy lament leaders Lévesque Liberal party loyalty maintained Marxists ment Mitchell Sharp modern nationalist NATO nature necessity North America nuclear arms Ontario Ontario Hydro Ottawa Pearson political philosophy politicians provincial Quebec question recognized régime Republic ROBERT LAIRD BORDEN ruling class seems social socialist society thought tion Toronto United universal and homogeneous warheads writing