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16. Away from Government

© 2016 University of Toronto Press, Toronto

© 2016 University of Toronto Press, Toronto

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Preface ix
  4. Acknowledgments xv
  5. PART ONE. From the Prairies to Ottawa, 1917-1941
  6. 1. From the Prairies to Oxford, 1917-1938 3
  7. 2. From Oxford to Ottawa, 1938-1941 18
  8. PART TWO. External Affairs and Mackenzie King, 1941-1948
  9. 3. The Department of External Affairs, 1941-1945 35
  10. 4. Working for Mackenzie King, 1945-1948 47
  11. PART THREE. Louis St Laurent and a New North, 1948-1963
  12. 5. Working with Louis St Laurent, 1948-1953 75
  13. 6. Canada Discovers the North, 1953-1957 107
  14. 7. Governing the Northwest Territories, 1953-1957 146
  15. 8. The Territories under the Vision, 1958-1963 165
  16. 9. The Emerging North 200
  17. PART FOUR. 'Mike' Pearson and a Changing Canada, 1963-1968
  18. 10. Pearson and the Quiet Revolution 211
  19. 11. The Symbols and Structure of Canada 225
  20. PART FIVE. Winds of Change with Pierre Trudeau, 1968-1980
  21. 12. Pierre Trudeau and a New Style of Governing, 1968-1970 251
  22. 13. Trudeau and the Constitution, 1968-1979 269
  23. 14. Transition and Change, 1978-1980 299
  24. Part Six. Trudeau's 'Power Play,' Meech Lake, and the Charlottetown Accord, 1980-1992
  25. 15. The Trudeau Power Play, 1980-1982 321
  26. 16. Away from Government 328
  27. 17. Meech Lake: The Best Hope Lost 337
  28. 18. Meech Lake Dead: Where Next? 349
  29. Epilogue 375
  30. Notes 385
  31. Index 395
Memoirs of a Very Civil Servant
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https://doi.org/10.3138/9781442677203-018

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Preface ix
  4. Acknowledgments xv
  5. PART ONE. From the Prairies to Ottawa, 1917-1941
  6. 1. From the Prairies to Oxford, 1917-1938 3
  7. 2. From Oxford to Ottawa, 1938-1941 18
  8. PART TWO. External Affairs and Mackenzie King, 1941-1948
  9. 3. The Department of External Affairs, 1941-1945 35
  10. 4. Working for Mackenzie King, 1945-1948 47
  11. PART THREE. Louis St Laurent and a New North, 1948-1963
  12. 5. Working with Louis St Laurent, 1948-1953 75
  13. 6. Canada Discovers the North, 1953-1957 107
  14. 7. Governing the Northwest Territories, 1953-1957 146
  15. 8. The Territories under the Vision, 1958-1963 165
  16. 9. The Emerging North 200
  17. PART FOUR. 'Mike' Pearson and a Changing Canada, 1963-1968
  18. 10. Pearson and the Quiet Revolution 211
  19. 11. The Symbols and Structure of Canada 225
  20. PART FIVE. Winds of Change with Pierre Trudeau, 1968-1980
  21. 12. Pierre Trudeau and a New Style of Governing, 1968-1970 251
  22. 13. Trudeau and the Constitution, 1968-1979 269
  23. 14. Transition and Change, 1978-1980 299
  24. Part Six. Trudeau's 'Power Play,' Meech Lake, and the Charlottetown Accord, 1980-1992
  25. 15. The Trudeau Power Play, 1980-1982 321
  26. 16. Away from Government 328
  27. 17. Meech Lake: The Best Hope Lost 337
  28. 18. Meech Lake Dead: Where Next? 349
  29. Epilogue 375
  30. Notes 385
  31. Index 395
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