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When the Gods Changed

by Peter C. Newman

When the Gods Changed: The Death of Liberal Canada is veteran Canadian political journalist Peter C. Newman's account of the Liberal Party's historic collapse in the 2011 federal election. Initially conceived while Michael Ignatieff was Liberal leader, the project evolved into a campaign post-mortem and a broader examination of the party's decline, the rise and fall of Ignatieff, and the political realignment that produced a Conservative majority.

Published by Random House Canada in 2011, this hardcover is a first edition, first printing, with the complete number line 10 through 1. It is signed by Peter C. Newman on the title page, with no dedication or recipient's name visible. ISBN 978-0-307-35826-4.

Seller-graded Very Good, the book retains its dust jacket, which is now protected in a removable clear plastic cover. Light handling and minor edge wear are visible on the jacket. The photographed title, copyright, and rear-flap pages appear intact, with no copy-specific writing visible apart from Newman's signature.

A collectible signed first printing for readers of Canadian political history, followers of the Liberal Party, and collectors of Peter C. Newman's influential political journalism. The book will be packaged carefully to help protect the hardcover, jacket, and removable cover in transit.

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Peter C. Newman
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Very Good signed hardcover in dust jacket. Light jacket handling and minor edge wear; jacket now protected in a removable clear plastic cover. Author signature on title page.

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