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So the Canadian, located between two great communities, the English and the American, is provincial to both. He would, therefore, be in a superb position to develop habits of critical insight if the developments of such habits were not paralyzed by colonial timidity or Scottish caution.
“Defrosting Canadian Culture”, in American Mercury, Vol. 74, No. 339, (1952), p 95
Year: 1952
Chapter: Canada
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