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Hugh MacLennan From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search John Hugh MacLennan CC CQ 20 March 9 November ) was a Canadian author and professor of English at McGill University . He won five Governor General's Awards and a Royal Bank Award MacLennan was born in Glace Bay Nova Scotia and moved with his family to Halifax Nova Scotia in 1914. He was educated at Dalhousie University Oxford University , and Princeton University before accepting a teaching position at Lower Canada College in Montreal Quebec . He married Dorothy Duncan in 1936. MacLennan wrote two unpublished novels before Barometer Rising (1941), his novel about the social class structure of Nova Scotia and the Halifax Explosion of 1917. His most famous novel, Two Solitudes , a literary allegory for the tensions between English and French Canada, followed in 1945. That year, he left Lower Canada College. Two Solitudes won MacLennan his first Governor General's Award for Fiction In 1948, MacLennan published The Precipice , which again won the Governor General's Award. The following year, he published a collection of essays, Cross Country , which won the Governor General's Award for Non-Fiction.

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Athabasca University. Canada's Open University. Navigation Skip Navigation Language and Literature Contact Faculty ... English Language Studies Hugh MacLennan Born in 1907 in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, Hugh MacLennan is considered one of Canada's most nationalistic novelists. He was educated at Dalhousie Univerity, and as a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford before doing his doctoral studies at Princeton. In 1935, he began teaching Latin and history at Montreal's Lower Canada College. He married American writer Dorothy Duncan in 1936. In 1954, he taught English part-time at McGill University, and became a full professor in 1968. He retired as a professor emeritus in 1979 and lived in North Hatley, Quebec, until his death in 1990. When MacLennan was 10 years old, he witnessed the Halifax Explosion, which served as the inspiration for his first novel, Barometer Rising (1941). This novel provided him with national and international recognition as an author, and MacLennan followed up on the success with Two Solitudes (1945), which won the Governor-General's Award. The novel examines the linguistic divide that existed in Quebec at the time. The title of the novel has become the expression synonymous with the bi-cultural nature of Canada. He won another GG award with the novel

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BIBLIOGRAPHY We are grateful to Dr Hugh Dan MacLennan for the information on this page - 'Not an Orchid' Hugh Dan MacLennan's latest book Abraham, J.W. and Wilton, M.J., (eds), Report on the Evaluation of the Continuing Supply of Camans and Balls for Shinty, Highlands and Islands Development Board, Inverness, 1981. Barron, Hugh, The First Hundred Years. A short history of Inverness shinty club, 1887-1987, Inverness, 1987. Barron, Hugh and Campbell, John W., A History of Comunn Camanachd Strathghlais, Strathglass Shinty Club. Inverness, 1980 Beauly Camanachd - Centenary, 1892 - 1992, Inverness, 1992. Barron, Hugh, Campbell J.W., and MacLennan, H.D., Lochcarron Camanachd 1883-1983, Inverness, 1983. Burnett, John, Sporting Scotland, Edinburgh, 1995. Burnett, John, "Shinty in Nineteenth-century Edinburgh and a painting of Duddingston Loch by Charles Altamont Doyle", in Book of the Old Edinburgh Club, New Series, Volume 4 (1997), pages 137-143. Burnett, John and Jarvie, Grant (eds) Sport, Scotland and the Scots. (Edinburgh, 1999). Caberfeidh Shinty Club, Centenary, 1886-1986, Dingwall, 1986.

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