Compass Points: Navigating the 20th Century

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	In conjunction with Between the Lines, the Compass Foundation has published a leisurely review of the century. Compiled from the "Decades" issues of Compass, a Jesuit Journal, with new material for the Eighties and Nineties, *Compass Points* is a radical new history of the twentieth century. Chart your own course through more than 100 creative and forthright articles by some of the best essayists and authors published in Canada. Each section, organized by decade, grapples with crucial developments in politics, economics, society and culture--in Canada and abroad. Compass Points provides a guide for getting a fix on the past and finding our bearings for the future. An informed general audience and students looking for different ways of understanding our recent past will find it an ideal resource for the century. Edited by Robert Chodos, one of Canada's foremost political writers, former editor of Compass, A Jesuit Journal and currently editor of The Canadian Forum. Specially commissioned cover art by David Laurence. Interior design and original illustrations by noted cartoonist Philip Street.
View full size cover (80K). Table of Contents	7.25 x 8.75 inches. 416 pages. Extensively illustrated. Photographs. ISBN 1-896357-32-6

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