Current Issue: 50th Anniversary Interventions (#204)
Canadian Literature's Spring 2010 issue (CL#204), "50th Anniversary Interventions", looks back on Canadian Literature's 50th Anniversary Gala, and celebrates Canadian culture with papers about Duncan Campbell Scott, book policies, copyright, civil war poetry, and new Québecois literature.
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Marie-Anne: The Extraordinary Life of Louis Riel's Grandmother. McClelland & Stewart Ltd.
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A Gentlewoman in Upper Canada: The Journals, Letters, and Art of Anne Langton. University of Toronto Press
Reviewed by Janice Fiamengo
Anne Langton was an immigrant to Upper Canada in 1837 who, like the better-known Strickland sisters before her, left an elegant English home due to the collapse of her father’s business to make a new life in the bush with her brother John (who had immigrated four years earlier), her parents, Thomas and Ellen, and her mother’s sister, Alice. For the first decade, she kept a seasonal journal that was at intervals [...]
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