Between the two wrold wars a range of extreme right-wing groups sprang up across Canada. In this study Martin Robin explores the roots and development of these groups in the 1920s and 1930s.He begins with the Ku Klux Klan, discussing their origins, rise, and decline, and then considers other right-wing extremist political groups. Some were nativist, most notably Adrien Arcand's National Social Christian Party. Robin provides a detailed account of Arcand's organization, its origins, and ideology. He then turns his attention to Fascist influence and organization in Canada's Italian and German communities during the depression decade. He concludes with a ddiscussion of the decline and suppression of Frascist groups following Canada's entry into the Second World War.

Shades of Right: Nativist and Fascist Politics in Canada, 1920-1940

History

Robin, Martin

Americas

Univ of Toronto Pr

Between the two wrold wars a range of extreme right-wing groups sprang up across Canada. In this study Martin Robin explores the roots and development of these groups in the 1920s and 1930s.
He begins with the Ku Klux Klan, discussing their origins, rise, and decline, and then considers other right-wing extremist political groups. Some were nativist, most notably Adrien Arcand's National Social Christian Party. Robin provides a detailed account of Arcand's organization, its origins, and ideology. He then turns his attention to Fascist influence and organization in Canada's Italian and German communities during the depression decade. He concludes with a ddiscussion of the decline and suppression of Frascist groups following Canada's entry into the Second World War.

Shades of Right: Nativist and Fascist Politics in Canada, 1920-1940 (Heritage)

University of Toronto Press

In this book Martin Robin tells seven remarkable and fascinating stories of Canadian badmen. All were heroes--or villains--in their time, and they remain popular legends today.The stories describe figures such as Bill Miner, the charming train robber who regularly held up the CPR; Donald Morrison, the Megantic Outlaw, who eluded capture for months after being shooting a constable sent to evict his family from their farm; and Almighty Voice, a Saskatchewan Cree hunted by Mounties for feeding his family with a stolen government cow, finally brought down with artillery fire.The Bad and the Lonely is a lucid, witty and poignant book that brings to life colourful and tragic figures from Canada's past.

The Bad and the Lonely: Seven Stories of the Best--and Worst--Canadian Outlaws

Reference

Lorimer

In this book Martin Robin tells seven remarkable and fascinating stories of Canadian badmen. All were heroes--or villains--in their time, and they remain popular legends today. The stories describe figures such as Bill Miner, the charming train robber who regularly held up the CPR; Donald Morrison, the Megantic Outlaw, who eluded capture for months after being shooting a constable sent to evict his family from their farm; and Almighty Voice, a Saskatchewan Cree hunted by Mounties for feeding his family with a stolen government cow, finally brought down with artillery fire. The Bad and the Lonely is a lucid, witty and poignant book that brings to life colourful and tragic figures from Canada's past.

Minority Influence and Innovation

Taylor&Francis

For editors of content for print, digital, and the internet, this booklet teaches six steps to easily customize a style guide for published content. 
A publishing house, journalism outlet, corporation, sole proprietor, or the like, wanting to assure consistency in their brand and writerly voice, maintains a house style guide reflecting their official grammatical, mechanical, usage, and design preferences for the writing they produce. A consistent house style is a kind of contract with the reader, designed with them in mind. There are a handful of common style guides designed to suit the fields in which they are used. 
The author of this booklet, Robin Martin, has eleven years' experience customizing style guides as a freelancer and as the managing editor of a literary magazine. One of her projects was as a volunteer at the EFA, collaborating with other stakeholders to generate a house style for the organization. She has taught MLA, AP, and CMOS styles to students, and worked with each of these style guides online as well as in print. 
Rules of grammar and usage may be prescriptive or descriptive, and there are differences among reference books, dictionaries, and other respectable sources. The intention of this booklet is not to elevate one over another or to suggest an open disregard to established guides, rather it is to recommend approaching style with an open mind. The author presumes not only the freedom to customize, but the obligation to customize with the needs of the rhetorical situation at the forefront. 
A handful of core best practices carry over from one project to the next and make customization of style guides quite simple. This booklet for copyeditors sets out and delves into six steps to easily customize a style guide for a client's content. Step one is establishing the rhetorical situation, step two is identifying and mapping patterns, step three is querying the author of the work, step four is structuring and formatting the guide, step five is applying the style to the work, step six is adjusting and refining the style guide. 
A style guide should be seen as a living, breathing, document that ensures intention and consistency throughout the entirety of a client's content.

6 Easy Steps to Customize a Style Guide: What's Your Style? (Efa Booklets)

Business & Money

Skills

Editorial Freelancers Association Publications

color illustrated guide to the Molluscan species in the families Mitridae & Costellariidae in the recent fauna - minimal text but well illustrated

Mitridae Costellariidae

Conch Books

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Shades of Right: Nativist and Fascist Politics in Canada, 1920-1940

Shades of Right: Nativist and Fascist Politics in Canada, 1920-1940 (Heritage)

The Bad and the Lonely: Seven Stories of the Best--and Worst--Canadian Outlaws

The Bad and the Lonely: Seven Stories of the Best--and Worst--Canadian Outlaws

Minority Influence and Innovation

6 Easy Steps to Customize a Style Guide: What's Your Style? (Efa Booklets)

Mitridae Costellariidae