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A Voluntary Crucifixion David J Mackinnon

Name: A Voluntary Crucifixion David J Mackinnon
SKU: BELL-9950448
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1 (30 reviews)

SKU: BELL-9950448

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A Voluntary Crucifixion David J Mackinnon instant download after payment.

Publisher: Guernica Editions

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 17.25 MB

Pages: 250

Author: David J. MacKinnon

ISBN: 9781771832724, 177183272X

Language: English

Year: 2018

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A Voluntary Crucifixion David J Mackinnon by David J. Mackinnon 9781771832724, 177183272X instant download after payment.

A Voluntary Crucifixion traces the story of 20th century Canada through the MacKinnon clan and David J MacKinnon's life. Disillusioned with the slow death of the soul promised by life at a major Montreal law firm, MacKinnon ripped himself untimely from the profession, making a personal vow to discover society “from the bottom up”. A Voluntary Crucifixion recounts the tale of MacKinnon's adventures and misadventures from post-Tiananmen Hong Kong to various ports of call in the Indian Ocean, offering MacKinnon's views on everything from censorship to indigenous issues, all of which reflect his life ethos that the key to life is to refuse to adapt, and to fight tooth-and-nail for every square inch of your freedom before others wrench it from you.