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CA ON0034 30-011-S10-SS1-F36 · File · 1982-1995, 2017
Part of Susan Mann fonds
This file contains correspondence and copies of reviews in magazines and newspapers of Dream of Nation by Susan Mann, following its publication in 1982. It also includes photographs from events relating to the book's launch and awards received by Mann for the book. A note to file by Suan Mann from 4 April 2017 notes information about Claire and Maurice Pergnier, who would go on to translate Dream into French.
CA ON0034 30-011-S10-SS1-F35 · File · 1981, 2017
Part of Susan Mann fonds
This file contains drafts of chapter 20 from Deam of Nation, including a manuscript and typed version, annotated and with additional notes. A note in the file from 11 April 2017 by Susan Mann states: "Well, well, this is interesting: two handwritten drafts before the typed/revised one. That must indicate that this ch.20, the closest in time to when I was writing (1981), was the most difficult to write. I vaguely recall critics saying this ch. was a bit confusing... perhaps the 2 mss. drafts suggest they were right. Without rereading it, now some 36 years later, I would hazard a guess that the attempt to integrate feminism into the political story was just too much for nationalist/male critics to take. Since then, many a study has looked at feminism and nationalism. This may have been one of first attempts."
CA ON0034 30-011-S10-SS1-F3 · File · 1971-1976
Part of Susan Mann fonds
This file contains correspondences relating to a publication by Susan Mann. Originally her thesis, "L'Action française: l'appelle à la race," Mann edited and published a version in English in 1976 titled: "Action Francaise: French Canadian Nationalism in the Twenties" by Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1975.
CA ON0034 30-011-S10-SS1-F29 · File · 1981, 2017
Part of Susan Mann fonds
This file contains drafts of chapter 14 from Deam of Nation, including a manuscript and typed version, annotated and with additional notes. A note in the file from 10 April 2017 by Susan Mann states: "I recall this chapter 14 being one of the more difficult to write, probably because my PhD thesis had been on the Canadian Action francaise (published as AF French Canadian Nationalism in the 1920s (UTP 1975) and translated as Lionel Groulx et l'Action francaise (VLB 2005) and I probably knew too much and so had a hard time boiling it down to chapter length. I see also that at this point, a second grad. student took ofer from [E] (who moved to Toronto) to do the checking of names, dates, details, etc. [A. C.] used 'fiches' for his notes, rather than writing directly on my list of queries (see earlier chapters). I've kept only one 'fiche' chosen at random, as a sample."