Theological implications of the reform party
a) idea of it as a western isolaiton party
the history of wc long memory
crow taxes (source?)
laurier
red river (Riel intro)
nep (alberta report)
Trudeua (Clark/Mulroney Document)
arguements against this
Mullroney's (Secret Mullroney Tape)
Clarkes. (cf)
Quebec (Bouchard Bio)
either/or
not dismissing the history
acknowledging quebec and ontario domience (list the motherfuckers)
other contexts (1905, JRS loose confedration)
History/Precedent of Western Nationalism as Religious Opp
William Aberhart
Media (original documents)
Moving from Typical to Mystical Religious (Preston Bio I, Rsearch)
brief tagent into King
Ernest Manning
and Radio (Preston II)
Bridge b/w SoCred and Con's (1962 Document)
and his professional Rship with Preston (Preston II)
Stockwell Day Sr
Pentecostal (secondary source)
Western Sepratist (ibid)
BC (brief introduction b/w the middle two)
SoCon and Econ unmoveable (not unmoveable, inability to seperat t he two)
Ted Byfield
Company of the Cross (publishing, attraction to western utopia)
SoCon (alberta report)
Backroom Kingmaker for Preston, still an active force) (Preston II<>
Alberta Report (first person)
Link Byfield and the WCC (Link's Sun Editorial)
Direct sons
Preston
and ability to reconcile (Preston II)
management (various preston b ooks)
systematics (ray convo)
move from primitive baptist to CMA (more cynical)
Three major sections of 1992 document (U of C Archives)
Stockwell
slippery as hell (religious bio)
ability to hide what he actually belives (mccleans and g/mail editorials)
failure at Vangaaurd (discussion of vangaurd in general)
connection to ted/boarding school (sjsa/not full old boy)
Link
Wildrose (Sun editorial)
moving from indirect to direct politics (Cosh NP Editorial)
Analysis of quick and dramatic turms
Indriect Links
Conversion of Steven Harper (religious bio)
Legitmacy (sermons from bc church)
Privacy (canadian virttue)
Loyalty (with day)
Conclusion
Understanding of Current Politics
Levant/STeyn (qoute from levant book and steyn's editorial)
Soft/Hard Power (
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