W.L.Morton

Book Description:
W. L. Morton: in The Candain Idenity offers a clear and vigorous interpretation
of the history and distinctive national character of Canada. Mr Morton discusses
the growth and survival of Canada in North America despite the occasional
hostility and potent attraction of the United States. He explains how Canada  
achieved freedom and independence within the British Empire and the Commonwealth.
Finally,hetouches on the new relations wich have developed between Canada
and the United States in the world ofnuclear power politics. This book is meant
especially for Americans who may wish toasses a fresh Canadaian view of
America-Canadain history, and for Canadains who are searching for new
orientations inall areas of their nation's life. This perceptive study will be
requried reading wherever Canadian or Comminwealth history is taught. 
W.L. Morton is Professor and Head of the History Department at the
University of Manitoba. A frequent contributor to Canadian and American
scholary journals, Mr. Morton has received numerous prizes and awards
in the field of history and in the humanities. Mr.Morton has recent books
include The Progressive Party in Canada (1950) and Manitoba: A History, published in 1957.

Product Details:
Paperback:125
Publisher: The University of Wisconsin Press(1962)
Language:English

Book Condition:
Very good, paperback, clean, tight, unmarked, color fading, aged,
minor shelf/edgewear,minor bumping oncorners.