Macleans Magazine Pierre Elliott Trudeau Special Commemorative Edition 1919-2000

Macleans Magazine Pierre Elliott Trudeau Special Commemorative Edition 1919-2000

Maclean’s Magazine Pierre Elliott Trudeau Special Commemorative Edition His Life and Legacy.

Published November 2000
ISBN: 0-88896-401-3
UPC: 0 55113 70087 3 99

The Magazine measures 10-1/2 X 7-7/8 X ¼ inches (26.5 X 20 X 0.6 cm) and weighs 10-1/2 ounces (300 gr). The Magazine has 160 pages, not including the covers.

Contents:

Adieu A nation mourned its loss, but took some consolation in the coming of age of his children, particularly his eldest, Justin.
He Touched Our Dreams Trudeau instilled a sense of pride in Canadians of all political stripes.
An Unlikely Prime Minister Growing up, there was no sign of a political future.
Trudeaumania
The Iron Mask Peter C. Newman reviews Trudeau's mystique.
Maggie and Pierre
Gallic Charmer Before and after his mar¬riage to Margaret, Trudeau never lacked for glamorous female companionship.
All in the Family
The Biggest Love His affection for his sons and daughter was absolute.
"My name is a Canadian name" Pierre Trudeau's pivotal speech during the 1980 Quebec referendum.
Battle of the Titans The Trudeau-Levesque clash defined an era.
The War Measures Act Speech
Fighting the FLQ During his 16 years in office, Pierre Trudeau faced no greater threat than the October Crisis - and he never flinched.
Family Feud While English Canada loved Trudeau, many of his fellow Quebecers were often hostile.
Travels with Pierre
Speaking Out Throughout his time in the limelight, he fought for Canadian independence and promoted world peace.
The Happy Globetrotter Trudeau's love of travel began in his youth and continued well into his retirement years.
"Not His Main Thing" Trudeau never seemed to really care about the economy - and the country paid the price.
Unfinished Business Canadian historian Kenneth McRoberts takes a look at the Trudeau record.
A Man of a Thousand Hats
Past Secrets Former prime minister John Turner reveals some tales from the Trudeau era.
Celebrity Stage
Hail to the Chief His principal secretary, Thomas Axworthy, remembers what it was like to work for the Boss.
The Gunslinger
Best Friends Immigrants maintained a passionate love affair with the man who champi¬oned multiculturalism.
Arctic Adventurer
Man of the Depths Underwater explorer and friend Joseph MacInnis recalls a long-ago dive with the prime minister.
The Final Years Pierre Trudeau's happy retirement ended in personal tragedy.
Portrait of an Intellectual Peter Gzowski profiled rising academic star Pierre Trudeau in 1962.
Like a Rocket Just before Trudeau won the Liberal leadership, Blair Fraser analyzed his compelling appeal.
The First Decade Robert Lewis, then the Ottawa bureau chief for Maclean's, assessed Trudeau's roller-coaster first 10 years in power.
Born Again Two years later, Lewis recounted how Trudeau lost the 1979 election, then resigned that December, changed his mind and returned to power three months afterwards.
Cartoonists' Dream
National Pride A young person, born after Trudeaumania, looks back at his charm and accomplishments.
The Politics of Renewal Dalton Camp evaluates his lasting influence.
The Final Journey

This magazine is in a very good condition with slight edge wear at the binding corners. I see no writing or other marks in the magazine.

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