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What Is Russian Conservatism?
"Conservatism at any point in time is a reaction to, or reflection of, other ideological currents prevalent in society, ..." writes Prof. Paul Robinson.
Anne of Green Gables Meets the Coronavirus
"Spanish flu far outstripped Covid-19’s deadliness but produced nowhere near the moral panic of our time" By Janice Fiamengo Originally published in the Spring-Summer 2021 issue of The Dorchester Review, Vol. 11, No 1, pp. 12-16. [PHOTO: Irish victims of the Spanish Flu 1918] Last night, too, I heard a horrible thing. Miss Ferguson, the nurse I had when Chester was born, was married soon after to a Mr. Jenkins of Montreal. Last winter, she died of flu, leaving three little children. This has haunted me all day. What fun she and Frede had here together...
Agent of Influence?
The revelation in 'Bild' on Dec. 13 that Chancellor Angela Merkel actively blocked the United States and NATO from supplying Ukraine with arms for its defence against Russian incursions and to deter an invasion, supports C.P. Champion's suggestion here that she was an East German agent of influence all along.
China's Shadow War on Canada
When CSIS agents scoured the Ottawa condo of Cameron Ortis, a civilian RCMP intelligence official, they found evidence that he was planning to leak Five Eyes operational plans to terrorists.
A Hall of Halls
Apostles of Empire: The Jesuits and New France is self-consciously a work of revision, by which the Jesuit missionaries are rescued from the conflicting pieties of past historians. Bronwen McShea invites her readers to reconsider the Jesuit missions at the foundations of Canadian history.