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The temptation in reviewing a collection of essays on the Charter, such as Charting the Consequences: The Impact of the Charter of Rights on Canadian Law and Politics, 1 is to take the essays at face value and acquaint the reader with the perspectives of the twelve authors on the diversity of subjects between the volume's covers. That approach has its value, and it will crop up throughout this review. Another approach, simultaneously employed in the next few pages, is to step back and adopt a macroperspective, in which some of the particulars may fade from view, but larger themes may more readily emerge -themes which may help to respond to the subtitle -"The impact of Charter Rights on Canadian Law and Politics."
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