Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Introduction vii
4. Canada and the French-Canadian Question 3
5. “Au Diable avec le Goupillon et la Tuque”: The Quiet Revolution and the New Nationalism 17
6. Quebec: The Ideology of Survival 36
7. The Paradox of Quebec 56
8. The Evolution of Nationalism in Quebec 68
9. Conquêtisme 82
10. The Historian and Nationalism 98
11. In the Bourassa Tradition: André Laurendeau 116
12. The B and B Commission and Canada’s “Greatest Crisis”/Crise Majeure 127
13. Bourassa to Bissonnette: The Evolution of Castor-Rougeisme 133
14. A Country Doctor and His Bishop: An Incident in the History of Science and Religion in Quebec 142
15. The Meaning of Confederation 156
16. Quebec and Confederation: Past and Present 173
17. The Canadian Dilemma: Locke, Rousseau, or Acton? 188
18. “I never thought I could be as proud ...”: The Trudeau-Lévesque Debate 206
19. Index 219