Commentary
A great mistake people make about the French Revolution is that it had something to do with liberty. Seen in the proper
perspective, its high-flown rhetoric presaged the era of genocide and mass warfare that culminated in the Bolshevik coup of 1917, Hitler’s subsequent rise to power, and Mao Zedong’s takeover of China in 1949, encompassing the century’s most terrible persecutions and wars.
The Rise and Fall of a French Royalist Settlement in Upper Canada After the 1789 Revolution
The Other Fathers of Confederation
The Other John Macdonald—the One Who Opposed Confederation
The Humble Stonemason Who Became a Nation Builder
George Brown: From Newspaper Entrepreneur to Father of Confederation (Part 2)