This is an interesting column in Canada’s “National Post,” on “The war that made Canada.”
“Will the Canadian government celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Treaty of Paris, which ended the war that really made Canada?
Except for a brief, small exhibit at the Canadian Museum of Civilization, it’s not likely.”
http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2013/02/07/mark-bourrie-the-war-that-made-canada/
The Death of General Wolfe
A Student of History 
One thing I’ve noticed is the fact that there are plenty of fallacies regarding the finance institutions intentions while talking about foreclosures. One myth in particular is that often the bank wishes to have your house. The bank wants your dollars, not your house. They want the amount of money they lent you with interest. Steering clear of the bank will draw the foreclosed conclusion. Thanks for your posting.
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