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MacEwan
Show off your last name and family heritage with this MacEwan coat of arms and family crest shield notebook journal. Great birthday, diary, or family reunion gift for people who love ancestry, genealogy, and family trees.
A Century of Grant MacEwan
August 12, 2002 would have marked the 100th birthday of one of Western Canada's most beloved, exemplary, idiosyncratic and admired citizens, the Hon. J.W. Grant MacEwan. A Century of Grant MacEwan: Selected Writings is published to mark the centenary of the author's birth, and showcases the writing achievements of this remarkable man. From his first foray into historical writing, The Sodbusters (1948), to Watershed: Reflections on Water (2000), this collection offers a fascinating selection drawn from the nearly fifty books that won him a place in hearts and on bookshelves across the Canadian West. From perilous Chilcotin–Klondike cattle drives to the creation of a short-lived republic within the boundaries of Manitoba, A Century of Grant MacEwan is MacEwan at his finest, preserving little-known or neglected nuggets of the past for future generations to read and remember. Through his writing, MacEwan shows us our history.
Grant MacEwan's Journals
The Journals of Grant MacEwan.-- (4/30/2019 12:00:00 AM)
The Best of Grant MacEwan
Commemorates MacEwan's 80th birthday.
Biographical Material and Obituary of Grant MacEwan, OAC '26
Includes article from "News Bulletin", May 1972, related to G. MacEwan receiving an honorary degree at University of Guelph; article from "Edmonton Journal", Nov. 6, 1993, on official opening of MacEwan College; photocopied obituary and articles from the "Edmonton Journal", June 17 and 20, 2000; photocopied funeral service program, June 20, 2000.
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Neo-liberalism Or Democracy?
Explores some central tenets of modern economics, subjecting them to trenchant examination - including the case for free trade and the inevitability of ever more grotesque income inequalities. The book argues that there is a feasible alternative in a democratically controlled economic strategy
