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Refreshingly sensitive to Canadian misperceptions of the United States as well as to the perennial American ignorance of Canada.
--New York Times Book ReviewInformative and entertaining . . . Recount[s] with considerable verve the saga of Canadian-American relations over more than two centuries.
--Times Literary SupplementAn important book that promises to become the standard in the field . . . The reader is rewarded with a fair and insightful historical perspective of the complex North American relationship.
--Journal of American HistoryThis timely volume constitutes a major addition to the growing library of scholarly works on Canadian-American relations. Given the growing importance of this multidimensional relationship even for the United States, one wonders why major studies of this unique bond remain relatively rare. . . . In sum, this important and useful volume, enriched by impressive footnoting and an exceptionally thorough bibliographic essay, deserves careful study and wide circulation. It should be on the reading list of all general courses dealing with Canadian-U.S. relations and it should be acquired by every North American high school, college, and university library. Perhaps most important, every Canadian or U.S. policymaker whose responsibilities include some aspect of Canadian-U.S. relations should know its contents well; this work is probably the best single-volume treatment of the subject to date.
--Perspectives on Political ScienceA profoundly important book. At a time when there has been much romanticization of master-slave relations, Gross dissects hundreds of antebellum legal cases in which the presumed attributes of blacks, whites, and those 'in between' were litigated. What emerges is a pattern of assumptions whose power was sanctioned by law and whose legacy we battle still. A brilliant work of scholarship.
--Canadian Journal of Political ScienceA book that will, for years, be the benchmark against which future studies of Canadian-American relations will have to be measured.
--Contemporary SociologyA very solid piece of scholarship, written in a graceful, engaging manner that will appeal to a broad audience of readers.
--American Review of Canadian StudiesA comprehensive, lively, and opinionated history of Canadian-American relations. The skillful weaving of social and cultural issues and concerns into their story, especially in the latter half of the book, and the placement of United States policy towards Canada with the other states in the hemisphere, are valuable contributions to the analysis of the relationship. . . . The book merits a wide readership by students, scholars, and others in both Canada and the United States.
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