The Spirit of Canadian Democracy explained

The Spirit of Canadian Democracy is a 1945 book editted by Margaret Fairley.[1] [2] It has been called "a stirring canonical reconstruction of Canadian literature as popular and national resistance."[3]

Notes and References

  1. Palmer. Bryan D.. Review Essay: Rhyming Reds and Fractious Fictions: Canada's Heritage of Literary Radicalism. American Review of Canadian Studies. 34. 1. 2004. 99–128. 0272-2011. 10.1080/02722010409481687. 144922862 .
  2. Kimmel. David. The Spirit of Canadian Democracy: Margaret Fairley and the Communist Cultural Worker's Responsibility to the People. Left History. 1993. 17 March 2015.
  3. Book: Khouri. Malek. Varga. Darrell. Working on Screen. 2006. University of Toronto Press. 978-0-8020-9388-2. 63.

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