Index

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1950s, history of

1960s, history of

1970s, history of

The Age of Mackenzie King; disputes between authors; possible censorship of; republication of

Agnew, Spiro

Alcoholics Anonymous

Alligator Pie

All the President’s Men

Americanization, connection to popularity of Freudian ideas

anti-psychiatry

Assignment Ottawa

Atwood, Margaret

Austin, Reverend Benjamin Fish

authenticity

Balfour Declaration

Barr, A.M.

Bassett, John

Bear (Engel)

Beauharnois scandal

Berton, Pierre

biography, ideas about writing of

Blackstock, Peggy

Bliss, Michael

Borstelman, Thomas

British Book Services. See Heineman’s

Brockington, Leonard

Bush, Jack

Byng, Governor General. See King-Byng controversy

Cameron, A.K.

Camp, Dalton

Canada’s relations with Britain

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)

Canadian Security Intelligence Service (csis). See Security Service

Cantacuzene, Princess

censorship: of King biographies; of media

Chisholm, Brock

Chrétien, Jean

Churchill, Winston

Claxton, Brooke

Close-Up

Cold War

Collier, James Lincoln

“colony to nation.” See Canada’s relations with Britain

conscription

Cook, Jack Kent

Cook, Ramsay

Cossitt, Tom

Côté, Jacqueline (Neatby)

Courtney, John

Creighton, Donald

Crerar, T.A.

Cummins, Geraldine

Daviault, Jean-Louis

Davies, Robertson

Dawson, Robert MacGregor

debt, attitudes toward

Deep Throat

deference: decline of in politics; as part of Canadian political tradition

democracy, Canadian history of

Dempson, Peter

Dexter, Grant

diary of Mackenzie King: arguments for access to; comparison to Watergate White House tapes; excitement over release of; history of; King’s wishes for; missing volume of; plans for destruction or preservation; special spiritualism binders; stolen copies of; use in the writing of official biography

Diefenbaker, John G.

drinking, changing attitudes toward

Dunton, Davidson

Eayrs, James

Edible Woman

education, changing attitudes toward

election of 1917

Engel, Marian. See Bear

Erikson, Erik

Esberey, Joy

espionage, connection of King diary to

“Establishment” critiques of

Ferns, H.S. (Harry): background of; conflict with Ostry; earlier writing on King; fears of censorship; involvement in 1976 republication of Age of Mackenzie King; views on King’s diary

Ford, Rob

Forsey, Eugene: background of; concern with Canada’s British traditions; criticism of Liberal Party; criticism of Mackenzie King; relationship with Arthur Meighen; response to The Incredible Canadian; views on education

Forster, Donald

Fotheringham, Allan

Fox, Paul

Fraser, Blair

French-English relations in Canada

Freud, Sigmund, popularization of his ideas

Freudian ideas: alternative versions of psychoanalysis; connection to a more authentic culture; influence on interpretations of Mackenzie King; role in anti-Victorianism, See also Oedipus Complex

Fukuyama, Francis

gambling, changing attitudes toward

Gibbes, Beatrice

Gibson, Frederick

Glasco, John

Gordon, Alan

Gouzenko spy scandal

government secrecy

Granatstein, J.L.

Gray, David

Grossert, Mathilde

Hamilton, Duchess of

Handy, J. Edouard

Hardy, H. Reginald

Harper, Bert

Haydon, Andrew

Heineman’s

Herridge, Marjorie

Hill, Alan

Hillmer, Norman

Himmelfarb, Gertrude

historical memory

Hollis, Roger

honour, role in politics

Horney, Karen

Hughes, Helen

human rights. See rights revolution

Hutchison, Bruce

The Incredible Canadian; response to

independence of Canada. See Canada’s relations with Britain

individualism

Industry and Humanity

Institut Canadien Français

Jaws

Joshua Then and Now

journalism: deference of; history of; investigative, rise of

Jung, Carl

Keable Inquiry

“King, Mary Mackenzie”

King, William Lyon Mackenzie: activities during First World War; attachment to his dogs; connection to John D. Rockefeller; connection with rebel grandfather; and conscription; corruption of; as deputy minister; earlier biographies, of; election as Liberal Party leader; as enigma; interest in spiritualism; involvement with labour unions; partisanship of; plans for his memoirs; policies regarding Quebec; as political genius; praise for; private life of; psychoanalytic interpretations of; racism of; reactions to the death of; relations with prostitutes, ; relationship with mother; romances with women; secret life; as symbol of the Establishment; unpopularity of; use of spiritualism in politics; views of Canadians toward; views of him as a man; wartime policies of; Weird Willie phenomenon; youth, See also diary of Mackenzie King; literary executors of Mackenzie King

King-Byng controversy

Kinsey Reports

Lady Chatterley’s Lover, trial

Laing, R.D.

Lamb, W. Kaye

Lambert, Norman

Lapierre, Laurier

Lapointe, Ernest

Larkin, P.C.

Larkin, Philip

Laurendeau, André

Laurier, Wilfrid

Lee, Dennis

Leiterman, Douglas

Lewis, John

liberalism, changes to

Liberal Party of Canada: changes to by 1970s; status of in 1950s;

literary executors of Mackenzie King: appointment of; attempts to minimize attention given to King’s interest in spiritualism; criticisms of; decision to open up King’s diary; decisions regarding King’s diary and other papers; role in King’s official biography

London Spiritualist Alliance

Macdonald, John A.

The Mackenzie King Record

Maclean’s magazine

MacLennan, Hugh

MacTavish, Duncan

The Manchurian Candidate

The Manticore

Markham, Violet

McAree, J.V.

McDonald Commission

McDougald, Wilfrid

McGill University

McGillicuddy, Owen Ernest

McGregor, Fred

McKinnon, Corporal D.L.

McNaughton, General Andrew

Mead, Margaret

Meighen, Arthur

Meisel, John

Memoirs of Montparnasse

Menniner, Karl

Menninger, Karl

Menon, Krishna

mental illness, changing attitudes toward

money, changing attitudes toward

morality, changing views of

Mulock, William

Mulroney, Brian

Murphy, Charles

narrative history

National Film Board

National Resource Mobilization Act

Neatby, H. Blair

Neatby, Hilda

Needham, Richard

neo-liberalism, similarity to 1960s radicalism

Nevitte, Neil

Newman, Peter

Nicholson, Colonel L.H.

Nixon, Richard

Norman, Herbert

Oedipus Complex

official biography of W.L. Mackenzie King

O’Leary, Grattan

Operation Featherbed

Ostry, Bernard: background; denial of access to papers in archives; involvement in 1976 republication of Age of Mackenzie King; relations with Ferns; as representative of new Ottawa; role in promoting Age of Mackenzie King; role in writing Age of Mackenzie King

Ostry, Sylvia

Ouellet, Fernand

Papineau, Julie

patronage

Patteson, Joan

Pearson, Lester

Pentagon Papers

Pickersgill, J.W.

Pincher, Chapman

plebiscite. See conscription

Pollitt, Nan

Porter, John

post-war era, history of

Power, Charles Gavan (Chubby)

privacy, right of politicians to

psychiatry

Psychic News

psychic research. See King, William Lyon Mackenzie, interest in spiritualism; spiritualism

psychoanalysis. See Freud, Sigmund

psychobiography

Ralston, J.L.

Rebel without a Cause

Reid, Tim

respectability, role in politics

revolt of army during Second World War, story of

Rexy!

Richler, Mordecai

rights revolution

Riordan, Kitty

Ritchie, Charles

Robertson, Gordon

Robertson, Heather

Robertson, Norman

Rockefeller Foundation

Rodgers, Daniel T.

Rogers, Norman

Roosevelt, F.D.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Royal Canadian Mounted Police Security Service. See Security Service

Rumilly, Robert

St Laurent, Louis

Saturday Night

Scott, F.R.

The Scripts of Cleophas

secularization

Security Service (RCMP)

self: morality of; as source of truth

self-revelation. See authenticity

Sinclair, Margaret (Maggie) (Trudeau)

Smith, Wilfrid

The Smug Minority

Society for Psychical Research

spiritualism: British attitudes toward; Canadians attitudes toward; history of

Stacey, C.P.

statesman: decline of; idea of; right to privacy

Stevenson, John

Stewart, Alastair

Strachey, Lytton

Stratton, Allan

Taylor, Charles

television, Canadian history of

Their Trade Is Treachery

This Hour Has Seven Days

Toronto Telegram

Trudeau, Margaret. See Sinclair, Margaret

Trudeau, Pierre

Trump, Donald

Truscott, Stephen

University of Toronto Press

The Vertical Mosaic

A Very Double Life

Victorianism

Vietnam War

Walker, H.J.

The Watch That Ends the Night

Watergate scandal

Watson, Patrick

Weekend Magazine

Weird Willie. See King, William Lyon Mackenzie

welfare state

Whitaker, Reg

Willie: A Romance (Robertson), See also Robertson, Heather

Winnipeg Free Press

Worster, Donald

Wriedt, Etta

Wylie, Philip