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All Over the Map

In riding politics, the only common factor seems to be idiosyncrasy

This Dear Green Place

Our latest last best hope

There Shall Be a Sitting

Canada’s forty-third vote

A Body in Uniform

Derring-do doesn’t get much more daring than this World War Two tale.

William Stevenson

William Stevenson was a Royal Navy fighter pilot in World War Two and later worked for Sir William Stephenson and wrote a book about him (A Man Called Intrepid: The Secret War, originally published in 1976 and reissued by Lyons Press in 2009 with a foreword by Ronald Reagan). He has been a foreign correspondent in Russia, China, India and other parts of Asia and Africa, as well as the author of 16 books. He is currently working on his memoirs.

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