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Filippi’s Template for Canada and Other Countries
From: But We Built Roads for Them
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This foreword examines Canada’s suppressed colonial history as a British imperial extension from 1763 to 1931, highlighting how figures such as Queen Victoria, Marshal Garnet Wolseley, and Lord Elgin remain widely honoured in Canadian cities despite their roles in colonial violence across Asia, Africa, and the Americas.
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Francesco Filippi
Francesco Filippi is a historian and educator who specializes in the relationship between memory and the present. He is co-founder of Deina, an association that organises trips of memory and training courses all over Italy. Filippi is the author of five books including the Italian bestseller Mussolini Also Did A Lot of Good (Baraka Books 2021). He lives in Trento, Italy.
