Vinland and Conrad Black

Conrad Black: A wordless novel that paints a surprisingly human portrait of Conrad Black, according to Globe and Mail. Review: Memoir A Matter of Principle, by Conrad Black The recorded history of Canada begins in medieval Icelandic sagas that recount Norse seafarers being blown off course and making landfall on a distant shore they named Vinland. The Norse were impressed by Vinland and its bounty, but were no match for its inhabitants. Good land have we reached, and fat is it about the paunch, was the description of Thorvald Eriksson, who is also described being killed by an arrow shot by a skraeling, as the Norse called the various aboriginal peoples they met. More Related to this Story the deep read In the world according to Conrad Black, the U.S. will always be great (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.