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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From From Poverty to Prosperity From: Casa Loma View	1859 – 1889. Looks at Henry Mill Pellatt and recounts his early toronto days, young man in a hurry, Rifleman Pellatt, Pellatt the Plunger	Bill Freeman; Vincenzo Pietropaolo	7	2016	$0.70 Add
From NEW! From prohibition to harm reduction Transforming Canada’s drug policies From: The Trudeau Record View	This chapter looks at the Trudeau government’s approach to drug reform– one that sought an end to policies of prohibition and criminalization and instead prioritized public health and …	Paula Maurutto	18	2024	$1.80 Add
From From Roosevelt’s Soft Line to Truman’s Hard Line toward Stalin From: The Myth of the Good War View	Looks at the difference of the presidential stance towards Stalin from Roosevelt to Truman.	Jacques R. Pauwels	8	2015	$0.80 Add
From From the Dolomites to the Dardanelles From: The Great Class War 1914-1918 View	In 1915, countless allied lives, mainly Australian and New Zealander, are wasted in a vain attempt to advance toward Istanbul via the Gallipoli Peninsula and thus to knock the Ottoman Empire out …	Jacques R. Pauwels	18	2016	$1.80 Add
From From the Quiet Revolution to the First Sovereignty Referendum From: Our Lives: Canada after 1945 View	1963-1980. Looks at the dramatic social change in francophone Quebec and the Quiet Revolution as a society-wide movement that imbraced Trade Unions, the women’s movement, and even the …	Alvin Finkel	33	2012	$3.30 Add
From NEW! From the Second World War to Cold War and Post-Colonialism, 1939–1980 From: Humans View	This chapter discusses how, as the supremacy of European imperialism was replaced by the imperial power of the United States and the Soviet Union after WWII, popular resistance in the form of …	Alvin Finkel	45	2024	$4.50 Add
From Fuelling America From: Tar Sands Showdown View	This chapter argues that the prime reason for the rapid development of the tar sands is to provide a secure source of oil supplies for the US. Its sections are (a) America’s oil addiction: …	Tony Clarke	41	2008	$4.10 Add
From Fulfilling the Douglas/Lloyd Vision From: Medicare View	Looks at how to fulfill the legacies of Tommy Douglas and Woodrow Lloyd and the steps that need to be taken in order to do so and outlines two promising areas of advancement	Allan E. Blakeney	6	2007	$0.60 Add
From Fundamentals From: Negotiating So Everyone Wins View	the fundamental competencies that a negotiator must possess broken down into: Planning, Expertise, Preparation, Alternatives, Patience, and Attention to Detail	David C. Dingwall	35	2016	$3.50 Add
From Further Reading From: The Canadian Labour Movement View	A list of resources for further reading.	Charles Smith; Craig Heron	17	2020	$1.70 Add
From Futher Reading From: The Canadian Labour Movement: A Short History View	In The Canadian Labour Movement, historian Craig Heron tells the story of Canada’s workers from the mid-nineteenth century through to today, painting a vivid picture of key developments …	Craig Heron	22	2012	$2.20 Add
From Game Changers From: Negotiating So Everyone Wins View	Qualities and emphases that have a significant impact on the outcome of negotiations and set certain negotiators apart broken down into Behaviour and Attitude; Authenticity, Integrity and Trust; …	David C. Dingwall	35	2016	$3.50 Add
From Gay Marriage Gathers Strength From: Gay Marriage View	Breaks down the strengthening position of Gay Marriage through a closer look at some cases from Quebec and British Columbia in the late 90s and early 2000s	Benjamin Waterhouse; Louisa Blair; Robert Chodos; Sylvain Larocque	23	2006	$2.30 Add
From Gender Inequality and Women’s Voices From: Canada after Harper View	Kate McInturff examines the struggle for gender equality, chiding the federal government for failing to advance or even protect women’s rights.	Kate McInturff	10	2015	$1.00 Add
From Gentlemen and Plebeians on the War Path From: The Great Class War 1914-1918 View	1914 The armies of all belligerent countries have a very pronounced “class character.” The simple soldiers are almost exclusively plebeians, mostly peasants. The officers belong to …	Jacques R. Pauwels	11	2016	$1.10 Add
From Getting Down to Work From: How We Changed Toronto View	Deals with his first years in office – 1969 – 1972	John Sewell	30	2015	$3.00 Add