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P. 5 16. ”JJ'e run our newspapers”: P. 500. ”I've madei lot”: Roy Kenneth Thomson, testimony Thomson quoted in Newman, at Kent Commission hearings, ”Table Talk of Roy Thomson.” 13 April 1981.

P. 5 0 1. ”n.o.body has any sympa -P. 516. a transitionfrom light: thy”: RovThomson quoted ibid- Harold Evans, Good Times, Bad P 5 02. ”Mr Thomson, you really Times, p. 7.

are cheap!”: Roy Thomson story P. 5 16. ”Each one has tofind from James B. Lamb, Press Gang: Kenneth Thomson quoted in Post- War Life in the World of ArthurJohnson, ”Two papers die Canadian Newspapers, p. 166. as Thomson, Southam tighten P. 503. ”MyJavorite color:” Roy belts,” Globe and.11ail, 28 Aug.

Thomson story from Newman, 1980, p. 2.

”TableTalk of Roy Thomson.” P. 520. ”1 wisbyou luck”: Fred P. 500. ”1 could do without culture ”:Eaton, quoted in ”Store Wars”

Roy Thoinson quoted ibid. (script for TV show), p. 18.

R 5 09. ”They say business is th cP. 5 2 1. ”Idon't like all this ”: law”: Roy Thomson quoted ibid. Kenneth Thomson, quoted in Richard Conrad, ”Thomson P. 5 10. ”Most people wouldsay closes big deal-for wine,”

Roy Thomson quoted ibid. Toronto Star, 5 April 1979, P.'5 I On. ”My wij~ made me ”: p. At.

Kenneth Thomson quoted in P. 522. ”George, Iwant to dosome ”The most cost-conscious exec- shopping”: Marilyn Thomson, utive, ” Financial Post Magazine,quoted in George Whitman's 18 Sept. 1988, p. 8. unpublished journal; remainder of account of Thomsons'north P. 512. Disliking Ken Thomson' - ern journey from same source.

Richard Gwyn, ”Dullness at the Top Dulls Many Thomson CHAPTER18 Papers,” Toronto Star, 14 April DISASTER AND 1981, p. 7. DELIAT-RANCE P. 5 13. a vicious organization: P. 5 3 0. ” 9 ~'re absolutely Clifford Pilkey quoted in David delighted”: John A. Tory, quoted MacFarland, ”The Accidental in Winifred n.o.bel, ”The Bav Tyc.o.o.n,” Sat.u.r.da ' y Night, Octo-tightens up inventories,” Finan ber 1980, p. 28. cial Post, 22 Dec. 1979.

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P. 5 3 3. Iftbere is an example: P. 5 74. ”1 don't think its appropri Yorkton Securities studN quoted ate”: a.n.a.lyst quoted by Terry in Investors Digest, 14june 1983,Brodie in ”Shakeup at the Bay,”

1). 1138.Financial Times of Canada, 8 June 1987.

1). 5 3 3. ”n.o.body knows wbdt women ”: Marilyn Brooks quoted EPILOGUE in Barbara Aarstemsen, ”Rough t.i.tnes in the Rag Trade,” Report R 578. ”the soul-sharpeningsatis on Business Magazine, Oct. 1988, J~ction ”: Harry J. Boyle quoted 1). 158.in Peter C. Newman, Sometimes a Great Nation, p. 2 1.

P. 545. Ifthe HBC is alive: Sir P. 5 8 1. The honoured old initials: Eric Faulkner in letter to author,W Kaye Lamb quoted in Peter Easter Sunday, 1988. C. Newman, Caesars oj'the P. 5 5 0. Do vou believe that theWilderness, he, p. xxi.

removal: Barry Critchlev and P. 5 84. ”the Company havefir Brian Baxter, ”HBC executives cighi~jears”:Josepb Robson dipping their ballpoints in quoted in Peter C. Newman, poison,” Financial Post, Company ofAdventurers, he, p. 145.

24 Oct. 1988.

P. 584. ”cloak to protect the trade”:

CHAPTER 19North West Company agent.

LAST LORD OF THE BAY quoted in Newman, Caesars of P. 558. ”David, m ' y grandson ”:the Wilderness, p. xix.

Roy Thomson, quoted in Rus- P. 586. an oilman's dream: ”From sell Bradclon, Roy Thomson of' Beaier Skins to Deep-Freezers Fleet Street, p. 3 5 6. and Oil,” Fortune, Aug. 19i8, Pp. 5 6 3 -64. ”the best pirture inP.

the world”: Lord Clark, quoted ACKNOAXLEDGEMENTS in Donn Downey, ”British rue loss of art treasure to Canadian,P. 5 Q0. '~our extrovert English Globe and,Wail, 3 May 1989, Man or woman ”: John Le Carr6, p. A8.The Secret Pilgrim, p. 120, APPENDIX FOUR.

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