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Extraordinary Courage Under Fire
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The Last of the Black Robes
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Anarchy in the Streets: How Arthur Meighen Defeated the 1919 Winnipeg Strike
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Hugh Macdonald, John A’s Son: ‘All Time Kindliest Gentleman’
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The Offspring of Canadian Prime Ministers
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Is July 1 Canada’s ‘Independence Day’?
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Who Built the Canadian Pacific Railway? Separating Myth From Fact
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Alexander Campbell: Father of Confederation and John A. Macdonald’s ‘Ideal Political Lieutenant’
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How British Subjecthood Shaped Canadian Citizenship
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The Fight to Keep Nova Scotia Out of Confederation
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Sir John A. Macdonald: A Man of Faith
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The False Historical Pretences of Canada’s Medicare
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The Beginnings of Canadian Military Intelligence
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The de Salaberrys: Canada’s History in One Family
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Wilfrid Laurier: The Rebel Nationalist in Power (Part 2)
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The Prime Minister Who Opposed Confederation (Part 1)
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The Last Chapter of Canadian Prime Ministers, From Macdonald to Mulroney
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The Historic Cottages and Getaways of Prime Ministers
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Prince Edward Island’s Bumpy Road to Joining Confederation
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The Men Who Made British Columbia
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Leonard Tilley: The Father of Confederation Who Proposed Calling Canada a ‘Dominion’
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The Real Father of Manitoba
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‘Noble Chain of Provinces’: More ‘Fathers’ of Confederation
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The Other Fathers of Confederation
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The Other John Macdonald—the One Who Opposed Confederation
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The Humble Stonemason Who Became a Nation Builder
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George Brown: From Newspaper Entrepreneur to Father of Confederation (Part 2)
