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Lament For A Nation: The Defeat Of Canadian Nationalism 40Th Anniversary Edition (Carleton Library Series) (Volume 205),New Brazil The Author Uses These ExperiencesCanadians Have Relatively Few Binding National Myths, But One Of The Most Pervasive And Enduring Is The Conviction That The Country Is Doomed. In 1965 George Grant Passionately Defended Canadian Identity By Asking Fundamental Questions About The Meaning And Future Of Canadas Political Existence. In Lament For A Nation He Argued That Canada Immense And Underpopulated, Defined In Part By The Border, History, And Culture It Shares With The United States,