This book is a scathing critique of the Dominion and Parliament of Canada for usurping the public lands of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta in violation of the constitution and the law of the land. It argues that Canada's actions have undermined the sovereignty and self-determination of the citizens of the Western provinces. Bram Thompson's passionate writing will appeal to anyone interested in Canada's history, politics, and legal system.
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