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Until this great work
is completed, our dominion is little more than a geographical expression
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The history of Canada
is defined by many different eras or phases of time that
represent a defined stage of the development of the
country. Each of these eras was a step towards where we
are today. We debate, discuss, disagree, and sometimes
violently confront one another over the meaning, issues
and results of these eras. We rewrite, redefine,
rediscover and some times come to accept the portrait
created by historians of these eras and through that
process gain a greater understanding of how Canada came
to the point in history where we now stand at which helps
Canadians use this knowledge in making decisions about
where they will go next. |
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