Doubleday, Toronto, 1991.  ISBN 0-385-25342-7.  Large trade soft cover, 390 pages.  Wraps show some edge wear and a few rubs; reading creases along front spine edge; binding sound with bit of a vertical bend to entire book.  Interior clean and unmarked with tanning pages.  ‘… Quebec has made political proposals, with “English Canada” mostly reacting.  Now, in this landmark book, many of the best minds in “English Canada” set out their position and their agenda.  They argue cogently for Canada’s survival as a tolerant, purposeful, independent state, with or without Quebec.  Writing out of concern for their country, they bring a much needed dose of clarity and realism to the questions raised by Quebec’s demands for greater powers and possible separation.  They address possible solutions and look at the process of accommodation, renewal or separation.  As they do so, they provide a crucial definition of “English Canada” today.’ (from rear wrap)