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'Eminently readable, engaging, and well supported with ample maps and images, this book will be useful not only for scholars of the Canadian home front and wartime mobilization, but also for those looking at other countries in the context of resource development during the Second World War.'
- Daniel Macfarlane - H-Environment, September 2015'This book will appeal to specialists in war on the home front as well as those interested in environmental history and business history, especially aluminum production.'
- Brad Cross - Canadian Historical Review vol 98:02:2017'Evenden tells a truly remarkable tale... It presents in a coherent and well-organized manner a crucial chapter in the story of how Canada achieved a remarkable level of industrial productivity during and after the war.'
- Mark Kuhlberg - Canadian Business History Association - The Prospectus, November 2017'Allied Power should prove to be a very important contribution of lasting value to the scholarly community and the general reader alike.'
- Brian Bertosa - Canadian Military History vol 27:01:2018'Allied Power adds an important dimension to our understanding about how WWII catalyzed the power of federal state in Canada while enabling and shaping the nature of postwar economic expansion on which so much of Canada's recent history turns.'
- Edward MacDonald - Canadian Journal of History - vol 53:01:2018"About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.
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