The book examines the political ascent of the Parti Québécois during a pivotal decade in Quebec's history. It details the party's formation, its rise to power, and the political landscape of Quebec between 1967 and 1976, a period marked by significant social and political change. The analysis draws from contemporary reporting and public affairs reviews to chart the party's evolution and its impact on Quebec and Canadian politics.

This work is a scholarly examination of a critical period in Quebecois political history, drawing on established annual reviews. The book's focus on the rise of the Parti Québécois suggests a detailed account of the party's strategies, leadership, and electoral successes during the years leading up to its first provincial election victory. It is likely to be of interest to students of Canadian politics, Quebec history, and nationalism.