Overview

From German conspiracies along Ontario's borders to monitoring mail between Canadian communists and Moscow, Canada's Enemies explores previously ignored and newly declassified documents from European, American, and Canadian archives.

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9781550021905

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"""Graeme S. Mount's book on 'spies and spying' in Canada shows the surprising paucity of effort by and against the country."" * Greenwich Times *"

Graeme S. Mount's book on 'spies and spying' in Canada shows the surprising paucity of effort by and against the country.

Graeme S. Mount's book on 'spies and spying' in Canada shows the surprising paucity of effort by and against the country. Graeme S. Mount's book on 'spies and spying' in Canada shows the surprising paucity of effort by and against the country. -- Greenwich Times

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Graeme S. Mount has taught at Laurentian university, Sudbury, Ontario, since 1969; he has been a professor in the hsitory department since 1985. While co-authoring An Introduction to Canadian-American Relations with E.E. Mahant, he became interested in intelligence history. Professor Mount is married and has two sons.

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