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The words of the Canadian soldier–doctor–poet John McCrae are called to mind every year on 11 November
and race relations in early America
has carefully edited and annotated his great-great-great-uncle’s original manuscript
Wejiskwijinuit Oqwatnuk na telitasik ta’n tapusijik kope’jk l’pa’tujk Christopher aq Gregory Mitchell
Made with eco-friendly vegan materials - it's great for everyday use as well as a charming gift for your family and friends
Don't Give Up the Ship! Reconciliation The words of the CanadianThis path breaking book by America's leading authority on the War of 1812 separates fact from fiction, myth from misconception. Few issues escape the author's gaze. He asks some basic questions: what caused the war; when did the war begin and end; what were the roles of Canadian traitor Joseph Willcocks, Mohawk leader John Norton and Canadian heroine Laura Secord; who killed Tecumseh and who shot General Isaac Brock; when did the term 'War of 1812'
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