Jack Lawrence Granatstein
1939
74 works on record
Works
How Britain's weakness forced Canada into the arms of the United States
Forum
Canada and the two world wars
For better or for worse
Normandy 1944
Canada's war
Who killed Canadian history?
Spy Wars
A man of influence
The politics of survival
The Oxford companion to Canadian military history
Canadian foreign policy since 1945
The Gouzenko transcripts
Canada 1957-1967
Nation, Canada since confederation
Twentieth century Canada
Battle lines
Canadian foreign policy
Trudeau's shadow
Towards a new world
Canada's Army
The Weight of Command
Canada 1919
Whose War Is It?
Pirouette
How Britain's Economic, Political, and Military Weakness Forced Canada into the Arms of the United States
The generals
A nation forged in fire
Mackenzie King
Canada, 1957-1967
Marlborough marathon: one street against a developer
Bloody victory
Conscription in the Second World War, 1939-1945
Prime Ministers
The Land Newly Found
War and peacekeeping
Hell's Corner
The Last Good War
Who killed the Canadian military?
The Ottawa men
The Generals: The Canadian Army's Senior Commanders in the Second World War (Beyond Boundaries: Canadian Defence and Strategic Studies)
Canada since 1867
W. L. Mackenzie King
Broken promises
Forum: Canadian life and letters, 1920-70
Yankee Go Home
Re-interpreting Canada's Past
1982
W.L. Mackenzie King
1978
Shadows of war, faces of peace
For Better or for Worse Canada and United States to the 1990s
Response to disaster
Sacred Trust?
Victory 1945
MacKenzie King (Canadians)
Dictionary of Canadian Military History
Mutual Hostages
Secret wars
Welfare states in trouble
Greatest Victory
Trudeau's World
Oxford Companion to Canadian Military History
Canada at War
A Reader's Guide to Canadian History
History and War
Canada Live
The Importance of being less earnest
For efficient and effective military forces =
How Britain's Economic, Political, & Military Weakness Forced Canada Into the Arms of the United States
The era of the Third Reich
Marlborough marathon
Under fire
Nation-making
A friendly agreement in advance
W.L. Mackenzie King (Canadians)