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Desperately seeking the author of this book: - Chaerophon - 09-28-2003
Hello Lurkers; however, for the sake of this question, particularly Canadian Lurkers. I've got an intense end-of-semester essay looming in one of my Political Science classes and my professor recommended a book entitled "Beyond Liberalism". He knew that it wasn't to be found in the SFU or UBC libraries, but he was sure that I would be able to find the author's name as it was quite a famous book, outlining the historical relationship between "Red Toryism" and neoconservatism/classical Liberalism in Canada since the BNA. I'm just curious if anyone on here has heard of it, had to read it in a class, or knows of any other texts that might be of further use in my research. In particular, I am looking for information on so-called "Blue Tory" roots in the early Conservative Party and first person quotations/publications from the early proponents of the Conservative tradition in Canada (many of whose names, I don't doubt, I wouldn't even recognize; but that's the point :) ) I'm not looking for PhD material here, just basic facts and information that might be helpful in fleshing out the more recent publications of Grant, Leacock, et al.
Thanks muchly, whether you can help or not!
Desperately seeking the author of this book: - Doc - 09-28-2003
I suspect the person you are looking for is Richard T. Allen.
Desperately seeking the author of this book: - kandrathe - 09-28-2003
Beyond Liberalism by R. T. Allen
Desperately seeking the author of this book: - Chaerophon - 09-28-2003
That looks to be exactly what I'm looking for. My prof got his lead on the book from a colleague, so I think that he might have mistakenly assumed that it was written in a strictly Canadian context, having no prior knowledge of the text. However, that looks exactly like what I need for at least a part of the essay. Thanks again.