Shocked and Appalled: A Century of Letters to The Globe and Mail

Shocked and Appalled: A Century of Letters to the Globe and Mail edited by Jack Kapica is a fascinating collection of memorable letters sent to Canada’s iconic newspaper, The Globe and Mail, spanning more than one hundred years of public opinion, debate, humor, outrage, and reflection. This entertaining anthology captures the voices of everyday Canadians responding to politics, culture, social issues, war, religion, language, and changing times throughout the 20th century.

From thoughtful commentary to witty complaints and passionate arguments, these letters provide a unique snapshot of Canadian history and public conversation. Carefully selected and edited by Jack Kapica, this collection is both historically insightful and highly readable. A wonderful addition for readers interested in Canadian history, journalism, politics, media studies, and vintage nonfiction, this book offers a lively look at how Canadians expressed themselves across generations.

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