Reconcilable Differences: A History of Canada-US Relations (Living History)
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Reconcilable Differences: A History of Canada-US Relations (Living History)

by Stephen Azzi

History Politics International Relations North American Studies
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Stephen Azzi’s Reconcilable Differences explores the history of Canada-US relations. Part of the Living History series, this focused study examines the relationship between two neighboring countries and provides readers with an accessible entry point into its historical and political dimensions.

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Reconcilable Differences examines the history of relations between Canada and the United States.

Written by Stephen Azzi, the book focuses on the connections and distinctions between these neighboring countries.

Its subject places it within the broad fields of history, politics, and international relations.

Published as part of the Living History series, it offers a focused introduction to Canada-US relations.

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