Before the Charter came into being, rights and freedoms were protected in Canada by a variety of laws, including the 1960 Bill of Rights.
Green Eggs and Ham was Published in 1957. This book consists of only 50 words because of a bet he had with his publisher. Green Eggs and Ham is basically about this character known as Sam-I-Am pestering an unnamed character who is the narrator of the story, to try his green eggs and ham.
By the end of the book the narrator is so fed up with Sam-I-Am that he gives in and tries the dish and ends up liking it as well as Sam-I-Am. Moral of the story: Never say you do not like something until you try it. Green Eggs and Ham Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss was banned in China from 1965-1991. The only reason why this book was uplifted was because of the death of Dr. Seuss.