Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Editor's Preface VII
4. Author's Preface IX
5. Introduction: Frank Scott's Life in Politics XIII
6. I. Letter to the Editor, The Gazette, 1931 1
7. II. Communists, Senators, and All That 4
8. III. The Future of the Legal Profession 10
9. IV. The Unholy Trinity of Quebec Politics 14
10. V. The Efficiency of Socialism 20
11. VI. French Canadian Nationalism 27
12. VII. Letter to David Lewis, 11 July 1937 36
13. VIII. Letter to J. S . Woodsworth, 30 November 1938 39
14. IX. What Kind of Peace Do We Want? 40
15. X. Social Planning and the War 45
16. XI. The Relationship of the White Collar Worker and Unions 49
17. XII. A Decade of the League for Social Reconstruction 54
18. XIII. What Did 'No' Mean? 58
19. XIV. A Note on Canadian War Poetry 65
20. XV. Canadian Federalism and the Provinces: Some Lessons from the War 68
21. XVI. The Montreal Star and the CCF: Another Monopoly at Work 74
22. XVII. Gare aux mots! 77
23. XVIII. Social Medicine 81
24. XIX. The Fundamentals of Socialism 90
25. XX. J.S. Woodsworth: Socialist and Canadian 98
26. XXI. Letter to the Editor, The Gazette, 1956 101
27. XXII. Letter to David Lewis, 11 October 1959 102
28. XXIII. What Does Labour Need in a Bill of Rights? 105
29. XXIV. Social Planning and Canadian Federalism 110
30. XXIV. Social Planning and Canadian Federalism 124
31. XXVI. Global Attack on Our Institutions 126
32. XXVII. The War Measures Act in Retrospect 131
33. XXVIII. FHU and the Manifestos 135
34. XXIX. The Rebirth of Democracy 138