The Illustrated History of CanadaRobert Craig Brown The Illustrated History of Canada, is the first comprehensive look at one of America's closest allies, our neighbor to the north. It is a must reference for all Americans interested in the history-and the future- of Canada . |
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Page 368
... prime minister . The party , worried about that , chose Sir John Abbott of the Senate as leader . Between them Abbott and Thompson were deter- mined to scrub the Conservative party clean , whether the party liked the process or not ...
... prime minister . The party , worried about that , chose Sir John Abbott of the Senate as leader . Between them Abbott and Thompson were deter- mined to scrub the Conservative party clean , whether the party liked the process or not ...
Page 516
... minister , until they chiefly enriched millionaires and chartered accountants . These were not the Prime Minister's concerns . Nor , on the whole , was he preoccupied by Canada's place in the world . Vietnam and the new strategic ...
... minister , until they chiefly enriched millionaires and chartered accountants . These were not the Prime Minister's concerns . Nor , on the whole , was he preoccupied by Canada's place in the world . Vietnam and the new strategic ...
Page 544
... prime minister to make his pick . Ottawa would share responsibility for immigration policy with the provinces and provide full compensa- tion for provinces that opted out of federal programs . Above all , Quebec would be recognized as a ...
... prime minister to make his pick . Ottawa would share responsibility for immigration policy with the provinces and provide full compensa- tion for provinces that opted out of federal programs . Above all , Quebec would be recognized as a ...
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