Death in the Peaceable Kingdom: Canadian History since 1867 through Murder, Execution, Assassination, and Suicide
Death in the Peaceable Kingdom presents Canadian history since 1867 through four compelling lenses: murder, execution, assassination, and suicide. Dimitry Anastakis offers an unconventional perspective on the country’s past, using these events to frame a focused examination of Canada’s history and its enduring complexities.
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Death in the Peaceable Kingdom examines Canadian history since 1867 through acts of violence, state punishment, political killing, and suicide.
Dimitry Anastakis uses murder, execution, assassination, and suicide as lenses for considering the history of Canada.
The book offers a focused, unconventional approach to understanding the country’s past and the events that have shaped its historical record.
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