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A Soldier First: Bullets, Bureaucrats and the Politics of War
I read General Rick Hillier’s A Soldier First with mixed feelings. I was impressed that our popular General came out with a book on his experience so soon after retirement, but I was disappointed that he did not explain his own role…
Letters // Lettres
Editor:
Stop and Taste the Wine
Can you think of a better way to retire, after more than thirty years in the foreign service, than to become a wine writer and, what’s more, buy a vineyard? That’s what Terry Sheehan did and his new book tells readers about…
A Very Public Life, Vol. II
P aul Martin’s second volume of memoirs is published at an appropriate time. Two thirds of its 680 pages are devoted to his part in the making and executing of Canadian foreign policy in the period 1948 to 1972, first as the…
Don Jamieson
The eyes immediately appraise you upon entering the room. His manner is bluff but friendly and the still mellifluous deep voice readily vouches for his earlier and successful career as a broadcaster. His words flow smoothly and with a well-practised ease. The…
Paul Martin
With this issue we begin a series of interviews with former Secretaries of State for External Affairs. Paul Martin was SSEA during the Pearson years (1963-68). Member of Parliament since 1935, Paul Martin was later Government Leader in the Senate (1968-75) and…
