In the spring of 1989, Earl Drake, Canadian Ambassador to China, found himself in the midst of the Tian'anmen Square crisis. Asked to evacuate Beijing's Canadian residents in a hurry, to maintain control of the embassy and to provide a voice of reason to the media, he resolved to write his memoirs if he made it out unharmed. His recollections offer a fascinating picture of the life of a diplomat and include a first-hand account of the growing depth and complexity of Canada's relations with Asia.
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