Nation of the North: Canada Since ConfederationMethuen, 1953 - 270 páginas |
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... Robert Borden in his Memoirs , written years after the event , and help to explain a situation which to many English - speaking Canadians at the time seemed little less than treasonable . The comparative failure of recruiting in Quebec ...
... Robert Borden in his Memoirs , written years after the event , and help to explain a situation which to many English - speaking Canadians at the time seemed little less than treasonable . The comparative failure of recruiting in Quebec ...
Página 165
... Robert surprisingly declared that if the amendment carried he would resign , and the matter was allowed to stand as it was . Shortly after , Sir Robert and three of his ministers sailed for England on the Melita to attend a meeting of ...
... Robert surprisingly declared that if the amendment carried he would resign , and the matter was allowed to stand as it was . Shortly after , Sir Robert and three of his ministers sailed for England on the Melita to attend a meeting of ...
Página 170
... Robert's retire- ment . In order to assist Sir Robert in selecting his successor , the members were asked to send in ballots indicating their choice . Sir Robert's own choice was Sir Thomas White , who was also the first choice of ...
... Robert's retire- ment . In order to assist Sir Robert in selecting his successor , the members were asked to send in ballots indicating their choice . Sir Robert's own choice was Sir Thomas White , who was also the first choice of ...
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