A professor emeritus of history from the University of Toronto, Desmond Morton was also founding director of McGill’s Institute for the Study of Canada. He is the author of forty books on Canadian history, a lecturer at the Canadian Forces Staff College, and a frequent media commentator. He lives in Montreal.
“This book should be required reading for anyone interested in
Canadian history.”
— Kitchener-Waterloo Record
“Desmond Morton decisively dispels the notion that we are a nation
without warriors. . . . [He] enables the reader to discover the
inherent trends in Canada’s defence strategies, and the significant
formative impact that the armed services have had on Canada.”
— London Free Press
“A welcome and important addition to Canadian historical
literature.”
— Ottawa Citizen
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