A public purpose : an experience of Liberal opposition and Canadian government / Tom Kent.
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Kingston [Ont.] :
McGill-Queen's University Press,
©1988.
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Table of Contents:
- Contents
- Preface
- PART ONE: GETTING DEFEATED
- 1 Coming From
- 2 Do as I Say ...
- 3 The Press in Politics
- 4 Howe's Canada
- 5 The 1957 Election
- PART TWO: REMAKING A PARTY
- 6 Getting Involved
- 7 No Bigger Mistake
- 8 The First Platform
- 9 Transition to Kingston
- 10 Rallying
- 11 Preparing an Election
- PART THREE: GETTING ELECTED
- 12 The '62 Campaign
- 13 All Good Men ...
- 14 Organizing Opposition
- 15 The Nuclear Error
- 16 Victory, of a Sort
- PART FOUR: BEGINNING TO GOVERN
- 17 Fifty-Two Days.
- 18 Retreat and ReorganizationPART FIVE: DOING WHAT WE SAID
- 19 Pensions: The Phoney Stage
- 20 Co-operative Federalism
- 21 Sixteen Days in April
- 22 The CPP Achieved
- 23 The Federal State
- 24 Cabinet Shuffles
- 25 The World Outside
- 26 Publications
- 27 The Flag and the Death Wish
- 28 Success, but Short Vision
- 29 At War
- 30 Medicare
- PART SIX: UNFINISHED BUSINESS
- 31 Failures, and Turnabout
- 32 Changing Structures
- 33 Baby on the Doorstep
- 34 Battle Lost, War to Win
- Index
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- D
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