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3 Conscription and the “Omnicompetent State”: The Second World War and Anti-Catholicism
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Kevin P. Anderson
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents xi
- Tables and Figures xiii
- Abbreviations xv
- Acknowledgments xvii
- Introduction 3
- Corrupting Democracy: French Canada, Immigration, and Anti-Catholicism in the “Progressive Era,” 1900–1929 27
- Fascism and “The Revenge of the Cradle”: Anti-Catholicism and the Great Depression 69
- Conscription and the “Omnicompetent State”: The Second World War and Anti-Catholicism 111
- What It Means to Be (Truly) Canadian: Cold War Anti-Catholicism and the Transformation of Britishness in Canada, 1945–1965 155
- Anti-Catholicism, 1970s–1990s: The Strange Survival of an Old Prejudice 199
- Conclusion 240
- Notes 243
- Bibliography 297
- Index 321
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents xi
- Tables and Figures xiii
- Abbreviations xv
- Acknowledgments xvii
- Introduction 3
- Corrupting Democracy: French Canada, Immigration, and Anti-Catholicism in the “Progressive Era,” 1900–1929 27
- Fascism and “The Revenge of the Cradle”: Anti-Catholicism and the Great Depression 69
- Conscription and the “Omnicompetent State”: The Second World War and Anti-Catholicism 111
- What It Means to Be (Truly) Canadian: Cold War Anti-Catholicism and the Transformation of Britishness in Canada, 1945–1965 155
- Anti-Catholicism, 1970s–1990s: The Strange Survival of an Old Prejudice 199
- Conclusion 240
- Notes 243
- Bibliography 297
- Index 321
