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Page 273
... Laurier's policy was expected to be popular because it disappointed the least number of speculators , contractors , and local politicians . At the same time , the whole extravaganza was consistent with Laurier's own optimistic boast ...
... Laurier's policy was expected to be popular because it disappointed the least number of speculators , contractors , and local politicians . At the same time , the whole extravaganza was consistent with Laurier's own optimistic boast ...
Page 308
... Laurier explained , “ is that it is for the Parliament of Canada , which created the navy , to say when and where it shall go to war . " For Robert Borden , Laurier's proposal showed but half - hearted support of the empire . In his ...
... Laurier explained , “ is that it is for the Parliament of Canada , which created the navy , to say when and where it shall go to war . " For Robert Borden , Laurier's proposal showed but half - hearted support of the empire . In his ...
Page 310
... Laurier's navy , an unknown politician supported only by the powerful pen of Henri Bourassa and his newspaper , Le Devoir . Soon after the defeat in Drummond - Athabaska , the farm protest resumed . This time 1000 protesters ...
... Laurier's navy , an unknown politician supported only by the powerful pen of Henri Bourassa and his newspaper , Le Devoir . Soon after the defeat in Drummond - Athabaska , the farm protest resumed . This time 1000 protesters ...
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