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... speech in both English and French , even though everybody knows that it was writ- ten by the prime minister's staff . At the conclusion of the speech , she leaves , and the MPs return to the House of Commons . There , again in ...
... speech in both English and French , even though everybody knows that it was writ- ten by the prime minister's staff . At the conclusion of the speech , she leaves , and the MPs return to the House of Commons . There , again in ...
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... speech after the other , Chrétien went to rallies brandishing his 112 - page Red Book , which presented his program in concrete form . Even if Canadians might not have liked everything in the book , at least its exis- tence and ...
... speech after the other , Chrétien went to rallies brandishing his 112 - page Red Book , which presented his program in concrete form . Even if Canadians might not have liked everything in the book , at least its exis- tence and ...
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... speech at Temple University in 1965 calling for a bombing halt in North Viet- nam . President Lyndon B. Johnson was livid about the speech . What angered him was not only that Canada had departed from its usual quiet diplomatic style to ...
... speech at Temple University in 1965 calling for a bombing halt in North Viet- nam . President Lyndon B. Johnson was livid about the speech . What angered him was not only that Canada had departed from its usual quiet diplomatic style to ...
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Political System | 117 |
Governmental Structure | 135 |
The Vanishing | 141 |
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