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Spying 101
The Rcmp's Secret Activities at Canadian Universities, 1917-1997
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304 pages
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The narrative explores the covert activities of the RCMP on Canadian university campuses following World War I, detailing their roles in surveillance, informant gathering, and even classroom attendance. It delves into the implications of such infiltration on academic freedom and the broader societal context of that era, revealing a complex interplay between law enforcement and education.
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2002, hardcover
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