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... Prime Minister , Borden dissociated himself from the old - fashioned considerations of patronage and party organization , and tried to devote his twelve hour working days to fulfilling the reform promises he had been making since 1907 ...
... Prime Minister , Borden dissociated himself from the old - fashioned considerations of patronage and party organization , and tried to devote his twelve hour working days to fulfilling the reform promises he had been making since 1907 ...
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... Prime Minister Borden when he was forced to realize that Canada had chosen to participate as a prin- cipal without receiving a proportionate share of the war's direction . In the summer of 1915 , Borden went to Britain to resolve the ...
... Prime Minister Borden when he was forced to realize that Canada had chosen to participate as a prin- cipal without receiving a proportionate share of the war's direction . In the summer of 1915 , Borden went to Britain to resolve the ...
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... Prime Minister dug in his heels at accepting nuclear bombs for the BOMARCS or the Canadian NATO forces in Europe and at sea . The issue of defence , and the BOMARCS in particular , revealed Diefenbaker caught in an agony of indecision ...
... Prime Minister dug in his heels at accepting nuclear bombs for the BOMARCS or the Canadian NATO forces in Europe and at sea . The issue of defence , and the BOMARCS in particular , revealed Diefenbaker caught in an agony of indecision ...
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Aboriginal People and the Potential for Empire | 17 |
Traders Missionaries and Aboriginal People 1580 | 28 |
Imperial Rescue 16611672 | 39 |
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