McDougal looks back on history as the accomplishment of establishing Canada as Canadian. He thinks that Canada needs "thinkers that think Canadian" (62). He wants the Canadian people to focus on Canada's history, religion, and landscape. David wants to unite Canada to create pride in the country they fought for; that General Brock and Laura Secord fought and died for. However, David is too obsessed with the past accomplishments that his history stops there that everything after is o
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