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John Turner biographer Paul Litt
Marc Montgomery speaks with Carleton University history professor Paul Litt about ‘Elusive Destiny’ his compelling biography of Canada's 17th Prime Minister, John Napier Turner.
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Richard Gwyn, author of the Sir John A. Macdonald biography, Nation Maker
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