John A. Macdonald/Popular Culture

Sir John Alexander Macdonald GCB PC QC (11 January 1815 - 6 June 1891)Sir John Alexander Macdonald - Westminster Abbey - Retrieved 30 July 2024 was the first Prime Minister of Canada. He served from 1867-1873, and again from 1878-1891.  
==Popular Culture==
===Appearances===
====Variants====
The following list is of explicit appearances of Sir John A. Macdonald.
Year 	Name 	Appearance	Notes
1886The Voter's Alphabet; or, The Issue Made Plain as ABC - Canadiana 	John A. 	
*The Voter's Alphabet; or, The Issues Made Plain as ABC	
*A political pamphlet supporting the campaign of Ontario Premier Oliver Mowat. Macdonald is satirized throughout.
1888 	Sir John A. MacDonald [sic] 	
*Sir John and Sir Charles, or The Secrets of the Syndicate	
*A play in which Macdonald and Sir Charles Tupper lament troubles with the Canadian Pacific Railway.[John and Sir Charles] - Canadian Shakespeares - Retrieved 22 September 2020
189?Miss Canada's rescuer - CanadianaIf Canadiana is correct, and the cartoon was printed in the 1890's, then it would likely have been printed in either 1890 or 1891, as a caricature of Macdonald protecting Canada would likely hold little weight after his death.	Sir John 	
*Miss Canada's Rescuer	
*After Uncle Sam dispatches a band of goons to capture Miss Canada, Macdonald forces them back over the border with his two pistols.
1892 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*The Ups & Downs of Political Life or The Adventures of Mr. G. Raball, author J. Gilmour	
*Macdonald makes an unnamed cameo as a person forced to listen to character G. Raball's speech on how every man should take an interest in the welfare of his country.
1901 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*The Man from Glengarry, author Ralph Connor	
*Fictional relatives of Macdonald are characters in the book. Macdonald himself makes a small appearance near the end.
1908 	The Attorney-General / John A. Macdonald 	
*The Old Loyalist, author A. R. Davis	
*Macdonald is a lifelong friend of the main character, George Clinton. The friendship continues through his Premiership prior to Confederation, all the way up to his death in 1891.
*George Washington and Sir Isaac Brock are also mentioned.
1910 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*The Handicap: A Novel of Pioneer Days, author Robert E. Knowles	
*Appears in the concluding chapters.
1937 	Sir John Macdonald 	
*The Great Barrier	
*Macdonald is portrayed by American actor Frank McGlynn Sr.The Great Barrier - IMDBFrank McGlynn Sr. - IMDB Major Rogers is portrayed by J. Farrell MacDonald,J. Farrell MacDonald - IMDB Arthur Loft portrayed William Van Horne,Arthur Loft - IMDB Gilbert Emery portrayed George Stephen,Gilbert Emery - IMDB and Howard Hickman portrayed Donald Smith.Howard Hickman - IMDB
*The film was based on the 1935 novel, "The Great Divide", by Alan Sullivan.
1942 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Educational Projects, Canadian Heroes Volume 1 #1	
*Macdonald was featured on the cover, alongside the Dieppe Raid, the Earl of Athlone, Sir William Osler, and Howie Morenz.Educational Projects - Ivan Kocmarek - 22 November 2017 - Comic Book Daily - Retrieved 16 September 2020
1949 	Head of Canadian Parliament 	
*Canadian Pacific	
*Portrayed by an uncredited Holmes Herbert.Canadian Pacific - IMDB - Retrieved 27 October 2020Holmes Herbert - IMDB - Retrieved 27 October 2020
*Macdonald's name is not spoken, nor is the title of Prime Minister.
*Cornelius Van Horne was portrayed by Robert Barrat,Robert Barrat - IMDB - Retrieved 27 October 2020 and Père Lacombe was portrayed by John Hamilton.John Hamilton - IMDB - Retrieved 27 October 2020
1950 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*The Canadian Constitution: 1867 and After	
*In this National Film Board production, a painting of Macdonald and the other Fathers of Confederation come to life to explain the Canadian constitution to visiting students.1867 and After - National Film Board of Canada
*Voice actor unknown to this wiki.
1954 	John A. Macdonald 	
*Scope, episode "The Verdict Was Treason"	
*Portrayed by Robert Christie.The Verdict Was Treason - IMDBRobert Christie - IMDB
1952 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Towards the Last Spike, author E. J. Pratt	
*A poem about the building of the CPR, in which Macdonald and Van Horne each work in their own way to ensure the railway's completion, while the lizard-like Laurentian monster resists.Towards the Last Spike by E. J. Pratt - Project Gutenberg - Retrieved 7 April 2021
1956-58 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Folio, episodes "The Case of Posterity Versus Joseph Howe", "John A. and the Double Wedding", and "The Trial of James Whelan"	
*Portrayed by Robert Christie.
1961 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Encounter, episodes "Riel: Part One", "Riel: Part Two"	
*Portrayed by Robert Christie.
1961 	John A. Macdonald 	
*The Impossible Idea	
*Portrayed by Robert Christie.
1961 	John A. Macdonald 	
*Charles Tupper: The Big Man	
*Portrayed by Robert Christie.
1961 	John A. Macdonald 	
*Georges-Étienne Cartier: The Lion of Québec	
*Portrayed by Robert Christie.
1961 	John A. Macdonald 	
*Alexander Galt: The Stubborn Idealist	
*Portrayed by Robert Christie.
1962 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Festival, episode "The Brass Pounder from Illinois"	
*Portrayed by Robert Christie.The Brass Pounder from Illinois - IMDB
*Cornelius Van Horne was portrayed by John Drainie,John Drainie - IMDB George Stephen by Tom Harvey,Tom Harvey - IMDB and Father Lacombe by Andrew Allan.Andrew Allan - IMDB
1966 	John A. Macdonald 	
*Reluctant Nation, CBC Television miniseries	
*Portrayed by Robert Christie.
*A docudrama in the format of interviews with Canadian historical figures.Reluctant Nation - History of Canadian Broadcasting
1967 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Gaines Productions, Ltd., Builders of Canada: Sir John A. Macdonald	
*A promotional giveaway comic for the Canadian Centennial.Builders of Canada: Sir John A. Macdonald - Comic Book Realm - Retrieved 15 September 2020Let's See Your Canadian Giveaway Comics from the 1960s/70s - Page 3 of 5 - ecgt - 8 October 2015 - CGC Comics Forum - Retrieved 16 September 2020
1967 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Louis Riel, composer Harry Somers	
*Portrayed by Cornelis Opthof in 1967. Subsequently played by Donald Rutherford in 1985, Michael Meraw in 2005, and James Westman in 2017.
1972 	John A. Macdonald 	
*The First Falls on Monday, author Arthur L. Murphy	
*A historical drama about the days immediately before Confederation when Sir John A. Macdonald was trying to form the first Canadian Cabinet.The First Falls on Monday - University of Toronto Press
1973 	John A. Macdonald 	
*Witness to Yesterday, episode "John A. Macdonald"	
*Portrayed by Robert Christie.
*Similar format to Reluctant Nation, but with figures from other countries.
1974 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*The National Dream: Building the Impossible Railway, CBC Television miniseries	
*Portrayed by William Hutt.
*George-Étienne Cartier, Alexander Mackenzie, Edward Blake, and Charles Tupper also appear.
1977 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Annexationist Conspiracy, authors Jack Batten & Michael Bliss	
*In this 1977 short story, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson are visited by Sir Charles Tupper who had been requested by Macdonald to hire them to foil an annexationist plot.
*Moriarty and Laurier are also mentioned.
1979 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Riel 	
*Portrayed by Christopher Plummer.
1981 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Canada: The Great Experiment	
*Portrayed by Colin Fox as part of a framing device for a documentary series.
1982 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*High Spirits, story "The Charlottetown Banquet", author Robertson Davies	
*Appears as a ghost. No longer cares about the future of Canada in death.Fantastic Toronto - karenbennett.ca
*Mackenzie King also appears in two separate stories.
1983 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*The House of Ontario, author Royce MacGillivray	
*This book of fictitious history reveals Macdonald to have been born in Ontario, among other divergences from reality.The House of Ontario - Dundurn Publishing
1995 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*John A.'s Crusade, author Richard Rohmer	
*The second printing in 2013 was renamed, "Sir John A.'s Crusade and Seward's Magnificent Folly".
2001 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Canada: A People's History, episodes "The Great Enterprise", "From Sea to Sea", "Taking the West"	
*Voiced by Stephen McHattie, who had previously portrayed Sir Isaac Brock in a prior episode.
*Torri Higginson portrays Agnes Macdonald in the same three episodes, and is the last actor seen on screen. Following episodes have only voice casts.
2001 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Royal Canadian Air Farce, Season 8, Episode 22, "Canada: A Mildly Informative, Not Overly Long People's History"	
*In an episode parodying Canada: A People's History, Macdonald appeared, only to be accidentally knocked unconscious.
*Portrayed by Don Ferguson, who played Louis Riel in the same episode, as a parody of Lucien Bouchard.
2002 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Chiefs, episode "The Trial of Poundmaker"	
*Voiced by Tony Robinow.The Trial of Poundmaker - Full Cast & Crew - IMDB - Retrieved 21 November 2020
2003 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Louis Riel: A Comic-Strip Biography, author Chester Brown	
*The author introduced conspiracy theories into the work to spice up the narrative.
2003 	Sir John A. Macdonald / "Johnny Macdougall"	
*Tell Canadian Stories, episode "Sir John A. Macdonald"	
*A PSA created by the Friends of Canadian Broadcasting. In the PSA, American director Buck Calder has been hired to direct a film about the Confederation process. He displays no knowledge of the script he is adapting, not knowing Macdonald's name, and first mistaking Confederation as the "Canadian revolution", and then as the Federation of Star Trek fame. This inspires him to rewrite the script, telling the actor he is now an alien invader who has come to "kick Canadian butt."Tell Canadian Stories PSA - Sir John A. Macdonald
*Portrayed by an actor unknown to this wiki.
2006 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Group of Seven Volume 1 Issues #1-3	
*After mysteriously returning from the dead, Macdonald again becomes Prime Minister, leading the country into a new golden age. A series of attempts on his life leads to the recruiting of a new superhero team.Group Of Seven #1 - Indy Planet - Retrieved 16 September 2020Group Of Seven #2 - Indy Planet - Retrieved 16 September 2020Group Of Seven #3 - Indy Planet - Retrieved 16 September 2020
*This Indie comic was collected for trade in 2017.Group Of Seven Vol. 1 - Indy Planet - Retrieved 16 September 2020
2007 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Macdonald: A Novel, author Roy MacSkimming	
*A dramatisation of the final days of Macdonald's life.
2009 	Sir John A. MacDonald 	
*Hark! A Vagrant!, author Kate Beaton	
*Macdonald was a recurring comedic character in this series with a focus on jokes centred around historical figures.Hark! A Vagrant Strip 9 - Retrieved 8 September 2021Hark! A Vagrant Strip 49 - Retrieved 2 September 2021Hark! A Vagrant Strip 151 - Retrieved 8 September 2021Hark! A Vagrant Strip 182 - Retrieved 8 September 2021Hark! A Vagrant Strip 184 - Retrieved 2 September 2021Hark! A Vagrant Strip 198 - Retrievd 8 September 2021Wee Sir John A. Macdonald - Hark! A Vagrant - 4 September 2014 - Tumblr - Retrieved 3 September 2021 - Archived Macdonald appeared opposite George Brown, George Washington, Frederick Banting, Jacques Cartier, Emily Murphy, Emily Carr, Maurice Richard, James Wolfe, Robert W. Service, and Louis Riel.
*In a chain of tweets in 2020, Beaton explained she had taken down the comics depicting Macdonald, and stated she felt ashamed for making them.I've been watching the calls for removal of John A. MacDonald statues, the red paint thrown on them, the marches and demonstrations, and I hope it is done. I hope more is done than just leaving them there as is. Because that sanitized figure was cast in bronze in our minds too. - Kate Beaton @beatonna - 26 June 2020 - Twitter - Retrieved 3 September 2021 - Archived
2009 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*What If?	
*Portrayed by comedian Ron Sparks.What If? - IMDB - Retrieved 21 November 2020Ron Sparks - IMDB - Retrieved 21 November 2020
2009-2017 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*This Hour Has 22 Minutes, various	
*Mark Critch has portrayed Macdonald on multiple occasions, such as a ghostly interview where he is informed his birthplace is to be demolished in favour of a parking lot,John A Macdonald - Susan Kent interviews Sir John A Macdonald's ghost (Mark Critch) about the destruction of his home. President George Washington's ghost (Gavin Crawford) also makes an appearance. - Posted to YouTube November 4th, 2009 or when he interrupts a painting session to ask for a selfie.Selfies are prime ministerial | Canada 150 | 22 Minutes - June 29th, 2017
2011 	John A. Macdonald 	
*John A.: Birth of a Country, CBC Television film	
*Portrayed by Shawn Doyle, who won the Canadian Screen Award for Lead Actor for his performance.CBC's Rick Mercer Report snags 3 Canadian Screen Awards - CBC News, February 28, 2013
2011 	John A. Macdonald 	
*The Legends of Lake on the Mountain: An Early Adventure of John A. Macdonald, author Roderick Benns	
*As a 13 year old boy, Macdonald investigates the mysterious sightings of sea serpents in local Lake on the Mountain.Fireside Publishing House Books - roderickbenns.net
2012 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*The Ron James Show, episode "New Year's Special"	
*Portrayed by Eric Peterson.New Year's Special - IMDB - Retrieved 21 November 2020Eric Peterson - IMDB - Retrieved 21 November 2020
2012 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*John A. Macdonald Sasquatch Hunter, CBC Radio	
*A radio sketch depicting a secret war between Macdonald and hordes of Sasquatch.John A. Macdonald Sasquatch Hunter, Comment from Carman Melville and Scott Montgomery - CBC Player
*A parody of "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter".
2013 	 	
*The Lesser Half of Sir John A. MacDonald, author Andrew F. Sullivan	
*Part of the short story collection, "All We Want is Everything".
2014 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Heritage Minutes, episodes "Sir John A. Macdonald", "Sir George-Étienne Cartier"	
*Portrayed by Steve Cumyn.John A. Macdonald - Historica CanadaSir George-Étienne Cartier - Historica Canada
2014 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Man in the Shadows, author Gordon Henderson	
*A target of an assassination attempt following the death of Thomas D'Arcy McGee.
2015 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Sir John A Macdonald celebrates 200 years	
*A sentient political cartoon of Macdonald encourages the artist Aislin to finish drawing, before singing slightly-altered version of "Happy Birthday".Sir John A Macdonald celebrates 200 years - Montreal Gazette
*Voice actor unknown to this wiki.
2017 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Canada: The Story of Us, episode "Expansion"	
*Portrayed by Sterling Grade.Sterling Grade - IMDB
2017 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Sir John A. And the Curse of the Anti-Quenched	
*Voiced by John Dunsworth.Cast and Crew - Sir John A. And the Curse of the Anti-Quenched
*Feature-length adaptation of a 2015 short film of the same name.
2018 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Celtic Knot: A Clara Swift Tale, author Ann Shortell	
*A supporting character in a story set after the assasination of McGee.
2018 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Sir John A: Acts of a Gentrified Ojibway Rebellion, author Drew Hayden Taylor	
*Two Native Americans decide to dig up Macdonald's bones in order to hold them for ransom, to arrange for the return of a medicine bag on display in a museum that had been confiscated from one of their grandfathers.15 hilarious books for the comedy lover on your list - CBC Books, Dec 14 2018
====Parodies====
The following list is of parodies of John A. Macdonald, which may or may not be readily apparent.
Year	Name 	Appearance	Notes
1876	Clean-Hands 	
*The Decline and Fall of Keewatin, author John Wilson Bengough	
*A satirical work transplanting the struggles of the then-modern Canada with attaining free trade with the United States to two ancient Native American nations.
*Clean-Hands was of the Toeree tribe, and was ejected as "Big Chief" because of dealings with "Steamboat Hugh", all a reference to the Pacific Scandal.
*George Brown is parodied as "Big-Push", Alexander Mackenzie as "Gritty Sand", and Charles Tupper as "Wild Wind", Toeree Medicine Man.
1895	Sir Henry Marwood	
*Pour la patrie : Roman du XXe siècle, author Jules-Paul Tardivel	
*The book takes place in the then-future year 1945. Marwood is a part of a masonic / satanic conspiracy to destroy the Catholic Church. He is a henchman to Aristide Montarval, President of the Freemasons.Character Parts: Who's Really Who in CanLit - Brian Busby, Vintage Canada
*The book came out four years after the real Macdonald's death, who was a Freemason in real life.Sir John A. MacDonald, Freemason - Skirret.com, W.Bro. Dr. Lewis F. Riggs
===Mentions===
The following list is of various mentions of John A. Macdonald in fiction and popular culture.
Year 	Name 	Appearance	Notes
1865 	John A. 	
*Dolorsolatio: A Local Political Burlesque, author Sam Scribble	
*In this satirical play, Santa Claus refers to Macdonald by saying, "I'm like John A, - you cannot keep me out!"
*Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis are satirized as "Abraham North" and "Jefferson South" respectively.
1904 	Sir John Macdonald 	
*The Imperialist, author Sara Jeanette Duncan	
*Macdonald, Alexander Mackenzie, Benjamin Disraeli, and Oliver Mowat are all mentioned.
1911 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Love in Manitoba, author E. A. Wharton Gill	
*Old Dawson considered Macdonald to be his personal hero.
*Sir Wilfred [sic] Laurier was also mentioned.
1912 	Macdonald 	
*Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town, author Stephen Leacock	
*Referenced in directly in mentions of the "Macdonald government".
*Alexander Mackenzie and Sir Charles Tupper are also referenced in this fashion.
1914 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Ringfield, author Seranus	
*A lithograph is mentioned to be in a storefront window.Ringfield: A Novelby S. Frances Harrison - Project Gutenberg - Retrieved 21 November 2020
1979-1995	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Macdonald Hall book series, author Gordon Korman	
*Set in a fictitious boarding school from which the series takes his name.
*A statue of Macdonald is present, which is routinely subject to various indignities.In "Macdonald Hall Goes Hollywood", the statue is used to dry laundry, and in "Something Fishy at Macdonald Hall", it's dressed up in a scuba suit.
1984 	John A. Macdonald 	
*One John A. Too Many, author Richard Bruce Wright	
*In the wake of anniversary celebrations surrounding the visit of Macdonald to the town of Harmony 125 years before, two thieves pull off a bank heist disguised as him. It's up to local boy Andrew Tolliver to solve the mystery.ONE JOHN A. TOO MANY - Canadian Review of Materials - Enid Dorward
1993-? 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Royal Canadian Air Farce	
*Starting with the first episode, Macdonald's visage appeared as part of the show's intro for several seasons.
1998 	John A. Macdonald 	
*Big Bear	
*Wandering Spirit (Michael Greyeyes) asks Thomas Quinn (Mel Melymick) who the "Chief" of the government and the police is. Quinn replies that it is Macdonald.
2004 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*C.S.A.: The Confederate States of America	
*Macdonald is asked by a victorious Confederacy to turn over run away slaves. Frederick Douglass spoke before Parliament and managed to get votes to prevent the black population from being deported to the South. Unfortunately, this results in a Cold War between the Confederacy and Canada that would last more than 100 years, as the Confederates demanded reparations for lost slaves.
2004 	John A. Macdonald 	
*H2O 	
*In this drama about a son of the latest Prime Minister to die, Tom McLaughlin's ambitions to become Prime Minister of Canada, a portrait of Macdonald is shown without commentary.
*Portraits of Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Sir Robert Borden are also shown.
2007 	Macdonald 	
*King John of Canada, author Scott Gardiner	
*A political satire. Macdonald is mentioned in the context of a survey.
2010 	John A. Macdonald 	
*Canadian Pacific, album Hockeytown, Tim Hus	
*A song about the Canadian Pacific Railway. Macdonald and his "National Dream" are mentioned.
2010 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Laurier in Love, author Roy MacSkimming	
*Same author as Macdonald: A Novel.
*LIL is set after Macdonald's death. Part of it is set during his funeral.
*The titular Laurier appears, as well as Mackenzie King.
2011 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Murdoch Mysteries, episode "Confederate Treasure"	
*A mystery surrounds a note written by Macdonald.
*Wilfrid Laurier is portrayed by Brian Paul, and Stephen Harper portrays an oblivious constable.
2011 	Sir John A. 	
*"The Story of Sir John A. MacDonald" [sic] & "Hey, Hey Sir John A.", Back on the Porch	
*The first is a spoken-word telling of Confederation, while the other is a 30 second long song.
*From the Tales Tall & True album, classed as children's music on iTunes.
*Sir Wilfrid Laurier also features in two songs on the album.
2013 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Uprising, author Douglas L. Bland	
*The book concerns the violent uprising of the aboriginal peoples against the government of Canada. Macdonald is mentioned in his role in the death of Louis Riel.
*Pierre Elliott Trudeau and Jean Chrétien are also mentioned.
2013-2019	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*The Simpsons, episodes "Dangers on a Train", "D'oh Canada"	
*First appearance was in a couch gag designed by winning contestant Ray Savaya.Canadian ‘couch gag’ a dream come true for ‘Simpsons’ fan - Global News, John R. Kennedy, May 16 2013‘Simpsons’ Super Fan Featured In Finale - Kate Morawetz - 17 May 2013 - ET Canada - Retrieved 26 July 2021
*Second appearance was as a photograph in a classroom.
2015 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*"Late Show with David Letterman", episode "?"	
*In one of the final episodes of Letterman's run, comedian Norm Macdonald spoke with Letterman on the subject of his memory, and implied that while he once did, that he no longer knew of the Prime Ministers of Canada between Macdonald and Stephen Harper.Norm Macdonald Letterman 2015 - Full Interview
2016 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*How to be Canadian	
*After a child is wronged by being served improperly prepared poutine, an adult swears on the ghost of Sir John A. Macdonald and promises justice in the form of a formal written complaint.
*A photograph of Justin Trudeau also appears.
2016 	Sir John A. Macdonald 	
*Air Farce New Year's Eve Special	
*A historical re-enactor (Don Ferguson) competes with Yannick Bisson (himself) for the part of Sir John A. Macdonald.START THE CELEBRATIONS EARLY WITH AIR FARCE NEW YEAR'S EVE ON CBC, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2016 AT 8:00 PM! - Air Farce - Retrieved 27 October 2023
*Historical re-enactors playing Rosemary Brown, Laura Secord, Louis Riel, Elijah McCoy, Mary Pickford, and Alexander Graham Bell. The established Macdonald portrayer, conceding the role, opts to play Pierre Elliott Trudeau.
2017 	John A. Macdonald 	
*Canadian Stories, story "The Big Hole", author Joan M. Baril	
*A babysitter tells children stories about Canadian historical figures, though with horror twists, to keep the children interested. Laura Secord is a vampire, David Thompson is Frankenstein's monster, Mackenzie King a zombie, Susanna Moodie a werewolf, and Macdonald an undead creature sustaining his life by consuming copious amounts of alcohol.
2020 	"John A. MacDonald" [sic]	
*The Beaverton, Toppling of statue causes temporal rift as John A. MacDonald erased from history, author Ian MacIntyre	
*A work satirising the notion that destruction of statues erases history. Macdonald is erased from history by the demolition of the Macdonald Monument, causing temporal distrortion.Toppling of statue causes temporal rift as John A. MacDonald erased from history - Ian MacIntyre - 30 August 2020 - The Beaverton
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