Paddling With the Current: Pierre Elliot Trudeau, Étienne Parent, Liberalism, and Nationalism in CanadaSince his election as Prime Minister in June, 1968, Pierre Elliott Trudeau has dominated Canadian politics and wielded an extraordinary influence-even after his retirement from political life in 1984. Right up to the present day, through his pronouncements and publications, Trudeau continues both to fascinate us and to provoke highly emotional reactions. |
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