Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Preface vii
3. Contents xi
4. PART I. 1924-1948
5. 1. The Game's the Thing 1
6. 2. The New History 7
7. 3. To a Church Group in Ottawa 11
8. 4. Cards on the Table 15
9. 5. Topics of the Day 21
10. 6. Canada and the United States 24
11. 7. At a Farewell Dinner in London 34
12. 8. The Road to War 38
13. 9. To the Staff of UNRRA 56
14. 10. Canada and the San Francisco Conference 61
15. 11. Some Principles of Canadian Foreign Policy 66
16. PART II. 1949-1957
17. 12. To the Ontario Municipal Association 78
18. 13. From the Honourable Member for Algoma East 82
19. 14. On Signing the North Atlantic Treaty 87
20. 15. The Implications of a Free Society 89
21. 16. In Reply to a USSR Peace Resolution 95
22. 17. Canadian Foreign Policy in a Two-Power World 100
23. 18. On My Installation as Chancellor of Victoria College 108
24. 19. To the United Nations Correspondents' Association 114
25. 20. To the Ontario Liberal Association 119
26. 21. International Public Relations 123
27. 22. Christian Foundations for World Order 128
28. 23. Impressions of the Russians and Their Leaders 133
29. 24. The Atlantic Community 140
30. 25. On the Middle East Crisis 147
31. 26. The Tragedy in Hungary 152
32. PART III. 1957-1963
33. 27. To the National Liberal Convention 158
34. 28. St Andrew's Day Address 162
35. 29. Politics, Opposition, and the Plight of Democracy 170
36. 30. Education: The Creation of Finer Human Hungers 177
37. 31. At the Toronto Freedom Festival 181
38. 32. Tensions in the Western Hemisphere 184
39. 33. The Canadian Partnership 191
40. 34. On Canadian Defence Policy 198
41. PART IV. 1963-1968
42. 35. A l'Association des hebdomadaires de langue frarnçaise du Canada 208
43. 36. Before the Eighteenth Session of the United Nations 212
44. 37. A Toast to the President of France 219
45. 38. At a Parliamentary Press Gallery Dinner 223
46. 39. To the Royal Canadian Legion 226
47. 40. Mrs Pearson Speaks 232
48. 41. At the Federal Provincial Conference, Charlottetown 234
49. 42. From the Commons Flag Debate 236
50. 43. To the Toronto and District Liberal Association 241
51. 44. On the Inauguration of Canada's National Flag 244
52. 45. On Television with Pierre Berton 245
53. 46. At the Atlantic Award Dinner 253
54. 47. On Lighting the Centennial Flame 260
55. 48. Vimy - Fifty Years After 262
56. 49. To the Canadian Political Science Association 266
57. 50. Expo - and a Welcome to the Queen 273
58. 51. My Undelivered Toast to General de Gaulle 276
59. 52. I Announce My Retirement 280
60. 53. Adieu to the Parliamentary Press Gallery 284
61. 54. At the Liberal Leadership Convention 287
62. Captions to the Illustrations 295