Short book about how Canadian government works, written in the 1960s by a Toronto high school teacher and a professor. Perfect for anyone interested in Canadian history and politics, Includes a number of black and white photographs.

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Title: How are we governed?
Publisher: Clarke, Irwin, and Company Ltd, Toronto
Publication Date: 1961
Language: English
Binding: Soft cover
Printing: 2nd Printing
Condition: Good
Dimensions: 0.5 centimeters width by 21.5 centimeters height by 13.5 centimeters depth
Weight: 175 grams

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