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Canada's constitution is a fascinating and complex document that reflects the country's unique history and political culture. In this detailed study, Riddell provides a comprehensive overview of the constitution and its role in shaping Canadian society and politics. Drawing on a wide range of sources, he illuminates the key debates and controversies that have surrounded the constitution since its inception.
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