Correspondence of Sir John Macdonald: Selections from the Correspondence of the Right Honourable Sir John Alexander MacdonaldOxford University Press, 1921 - 502 страница |
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afterwards appointed Believe British Brunswick Cabinet Canadian Cartier Charles Tupper colleagues Colonial Confidential course Court DEAR MACDONALD DEAR SIR JOHN despatch Died Dominion Edward Blake elections England faithfully Fathers of Confederation favour feel Fort Garry friends Galt Garry George Cartier give glad Government Governor Governor-General the Earl Halifax Hincks honour hope House of Commons Hudson's Bay Imperial Kingston Lady Macdonald Legislative Legislature letter Lieutenant Lieutenant-Governor Lord Dufferin Lord Lisgar Lord Monck Lower Canada Majesty's Manitoba matter McDougall ment Minister Montreal Newfoundland North West Nova Scotia November October Ontario Ottawa Pacific Railway Parliament party political present Private Privy Council Province of Canada Quebec question received resigned Riel Sandfield Secretary Senate Senator of Canada session sincerely Sir J. A. Macdonald Sir John Macdonald Sir John Rose Smith Spencer Wood sworn telegram tion Toronto treaty Union Upper Canada write
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