A dictionary of Marshall McLuhan’s quotations

The French English division in Canada has coincided with the natural geographic weakness of official East-West unity. And the natural North-South alignment is seen in the fact that there are nearly as many French who have moved to New England as there are left in Quebec itself.
“Defrosting Canadian Culture”, in American Mercury, Vol. 74, No. 339, (1952), p 93
Year: 1952
Chapter: Canada
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