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Canada under Old Glory
Cort, David | August 10, 1964 issue

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The article discusses the fantasy of joining of Canada with the U.S. Following the U.S.-Canada federation, there would first be agonized attempts by the American political parties to capture the very different segments of the Canadian electorate, with the short-term prospects very doubtful. Set against the realization of this fantasy is the peculiar reality that Canada is that mysterious and holy concept, a nation firmly established and fully crystallized in the minds of most of its inhabitants. A wild inflation may have depreciated the concept of nation and this intuition would naturally have come first to the rational Canadians.

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INTERNATIONAL relations; FEDERATIONS; POLITICAL parties; POLITICS, Practical; CANADA; UNITED States
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