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TORONTO (October 24, 1997) - As part of its 20th anniversary celebration, the Alliance for the Preservation of English in Canada (APEC) mailed to its membership a copy of Freedom or Political Slavery, the speech given by APEC president Ron Leitch to Freedom Party members in June 1997. (See Freedom Flyer #32.)
The 32-page booklet is sharply produced, and includes a 2-page foreword by Fp president Robert Metz, who invites Canadians to explore their monarchial heritage in the context of individual freedom:
"What you are about to read is a call for action, written by a man who deeply cares about Canada, and who steadfastly believes that personal freedom should be the cornerstone of all civilized law and government. In the few short years that I have come to know him, I have learned that Ron Leitch's passion for freedom is genuine and serves as his unrelenting guide to what action must be taken."
APEC has good reason to celebrate. 15,000 copies of Freedom or Political Slavery have already been printed, made possible by a generous $1 million bequest to APEC under the terms of the Will of the late Arthur James Edward Child, a long-time APEC member who died in July 1996.
We wish to thank the folks at APEC for also generously supplying Freedom Party with 600 copies of the booklet at no charge; Many Fp members have already received copies, while others will be receiving one with this newsletter's mailing. Additional copies are still available either through Freedom Party or APEC.
Anyone interested in finding out more about APEC may write or call: APEC, 3080 Yonge Street, Suite 5068, Toronto Ontario M4N 3N1; Phone: (416) 482-2732, toll-free 1-888-800-APEC; e-mail: apec@spectranet.ca.
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