Forster, Victor W. — Let Quebec Go!

Good No dust jacket as issued Vic Forster Publishing First Edition "Exposes the fact that France ordered secret agents into Canada on a planned project of subversion! Publicizes the fact that France, faced with a drastic decline in the use of the French language worldwide, initiated the drive in Canada to expand the use of the French language from coast to coast! Reveals the policy of French power to direct research, plants, money and jobs to the State of Quebec! Exposes the reason why Prime Minister Trudeau was so determined to have a Charter of Rights! Read the other side of multiculturalism! Learn the facts on the language problem!" - back cover. "A must for every member of a political party; for civil servants, teachers, parents, students and all those interested in the future of Canada!" - front cover. "Victor Wadham Forster (1905–2005) was a Canadian author, poet, politician, and restaurateur based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Originally from Rhodesia, he emigrated to Canada in 1929. He is best known for his politically-themed non-fiction books." - Wikipedia. 167 pages.; 8vo Canada