bands of outnumbered, outgunned, and outraged Canadian militiamen. ("Ah didn't know you Canadians had that much gumption, but ah sure know it now," a captured American general admits.) As U.S. armored columns race toward the Canadian border, the hotline rings in the Oval Office. Moscow vows nu- clear war if Canada is invaded.
In Richard Rohmer's Exxonera-tion (McClelland, 1974, cloth; Paper- jacks, 1977, paper), the United States loses not only its face but also one of its oil companies....