Canada and Its Provinces: United CanadaAdam Shortt, Sir Arthur George Doughty Brook, 1914 |
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... established fact ; and , in a far nobler sense than Dorion dreamed when he sneered at Confederation as a Grand Trunk job , the father of Confederation was the Grand Trunk Railway . Yet though Confederation did not come till railways had ...
... established fact ; and , in a far nobler sense than Dorion dreamed when he sneered at Confederation as a Grand Trunk job , the father of Confederation was the Grand Trunk Railway . Yet though Confederation did not come till railways had ...
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... establish- ment of local government , he reported unanimity in his council and a clear majority in the assembly . The success of his parliamentary manœuvres may be discovered not only in his letters and dispatches , but in the list of ...
... establish- ment of local government , he reported unanimity in his council and a clear majority in the assembly . The success of his parliamentary manœuvres may be discovered not only in his letters and dispatches , but in the list of ...
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... establish the power 1 Wakefield , in his View of Sir Charles Metcalfe's Government of Canada , declares that it was Kingston town - talk that Metcalfe's ministers ' called him Square - toes , to intimate that they deemed him an old ...
... establish the power 1 Wakefield , in his View of Sir Charles Metcalfe's Government of Canada , declares that it was Kingston town - talk that Metcalfe's ministers ' called him Square - toes , to intimate that they deemed him an old ...
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... establish since their accession to office . ' He regarded these endeavours as pretensions whose consequence would be the subversion of Her Majesty's government , and he determined to resist them at all cost . A PERIOD OF DEADLOCK Both ...
... establish since their accession to office . ' He regarded these endeavours as pretensions whose consequence would be the subversion of Her Majesty's government , and he determined to resist them at all cost . A PERIOD OF DEADLOCK Both ...
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... establish the point ; for at every critical point in Met- calfe's struggle he was met by the strongest approval from the Colonial Office . In May 1844 , not only was his conduct approved , but the British government was ' prepared to ...
... establish the point ; for at every critical point in Met- calfe's struggle he was met by the strongest approval from the Colonial Office . In May 1844 , not only was his conduct approved , but the British government was ' prepared to ...
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administration assembly authority Bagot Baldwin Bank of Montreal banks bill Britain British government British market British North American Brunswick canals cent charters chief civil Clear Grits clergy reserves colonial commercial Confederation constitutional crown currency debentures duties England established executive council existing exports favour flour Fontaine Francis Hincks free trade French funds Galt governor governor-general grain Grand Trunk Railway Halifax Hincks home government House Hudson's Bay Company imperial important Indians interests Lake land legislative council legislature loan Lord Elgin Lord Sydenham Lower Canada Macdonald mails Maritime Provinces measure ment Metcalfe ministers ministry Montreal mother country municipal navigation note issue Nova Scotia opinion parliament party passed political Post Office postage postmaster-general practice principle proposed Quebec question railway rates reform responsible government revenue River route secretary secure settlement St John St Lawrence timber tion Union United Upper Canada Western Canada wheat
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