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Articles from Literary Review of Canada (January 1, 2007)

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A fascinating snapshot: Margaret MacMillan provides another example of world diplomacy under the microscope. Black, Conrad 2768
A Punjabi thief 's progress: the downward spiral of a young man in the Indo-Canadian underworld. Mrozewski, Tomasz Book review 1236
A rugged utopian: a new biography tries to save a Russian anarchist from history's bad rap. Conlogue, Ray 1622
Baptism February 2003. Myers, Barbara Poem 334
Behind brocade curtains: a new biography explores John A. Macdonald's domestic world. Lovewell, Mark 1253
Canada's Kyoto delusion: the evidence is finally forcing us to admit we have done nothing. Jaccard, Mark Viewpoint essay 3410
Canada's Robbie Burns: paying tribute to the creator of Sam McGee and Dan McGrew. McGoogan, Ken 1324
Challenging "Battered Woman syndrome": a researcher and practitioner says feminism put up a smokescreen around the problem. Cameron, Elspeth 2479
Eloquent journey: from wartime internee to creator of Ottawa's new war museum. Bozikovic, Alex 2764
First Snow. Hedrick, Julie Poem 285
Formidable questions, subtle answers: a veteran of the Great War battles with personal ghosts and political uncertainties. Hayward, Steven 1170
Letters and responses. Desbarats, Peter; Kierans, Kim; Walker, Michael; Bogart, W.A.; Slee, Tom; MacSkimming, Roy Letter to the editor 2524
Minotaur. Conn, Jan Poem 310
Native ingenuity: first nations groups knew not only how to harvest but also how to plant the sea. Arnett, Christopher 1251
Our poorest neighbour: is there reason to hope for a better future for Haiti? McDougall, Barbara 2341
The contrary optimist: James H. Gray painted the West in exuberant and contrasting colours. Chamberlin, J. Edward 2504
The entrepreneur from central casting: finally a biographer pins down one of Canada's richest businessmen. Langan, Fred 1252
The veteran and the rookie: one astute political commentator observes another. Newman, Peter C. 1744
Writing Poetry. Wayman, Tom Poem 426

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