Caledonia

• “You, after all, are the very same premier who had the word Caledonia surgically removed from his cerebral cortex and who publicly asserted that black-only schools in Toronto were a bad idea, but steadfastly refused to get involved.”

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• “They are joined by residents in Caledonia, who are concerned that Aboriginal land claims will make their property value plummet.”

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• “The name Caledonia is said to survive in the second syllable of Dunkeld and in the mountain name Schiehallion (Sith-chaillinn).”

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• “Thou mightest as well prophesy that humane letters shall be cultivated in Caledonia, or the muse of Catullus spring up in the chill and unknown”

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• “Ireland to Caledonia, is built on a conjectural supplement to the”

  The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire

• “His song "Caledonia" - essentially a tribute to Scotland - has become an impromptu anthem of sorts, sung at major sporting events, in pubs and homes throughout the country.”

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• “Tony Blair would be an obscure barrister and Gordon would probably be a municipal councillor in Caledonia.”

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• “Calidon is the Roman name Caledonia and presumably refers to somewhere in Scotland.”

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• “She might have even tried to get past her to open the door, perhaps to call Caledonia for help.”

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• “The third station was called Caledonia, and with considerable lack of understanding of the true relationship of the English and the Scots, urged the Scots to make a separate peace with the Nazis.”

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