Forty years ago, George Grant won an enduring place in the memory of attentive Canadians when he published Lament for a Nation: The Defeat of Canadian Nationalism. It was as odd a book as the phenomenon it attempted to describe and to mourn. THE PERSUASIVENESS OF GRANT'S LAMENT FOR A NATION. Canadians do not take George Grant seriously enough to sacrifice a modern standard of living for political and cultural sovereignity.
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