Acadiensis, Volumes 1-3Department of History, University of New Brunswick., 1971 - Atlantic States |
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Page 56
... it was a combination of factors such as the growing unpopularity of the government's protective tariff in a rural constituency , and the red flag which the remedial bill represented to the adamantly Protestant electors .
... it was a combination of factors such as the growing unpopularity of the government's protective tariff in a rural constituency , and the red flag which the remedial bill represented to the adamantly Protestant electors .
Page 11
... a conis the instant declension and rebirth as New England settlement expands outward from put the seacoast . It does represent a change in emphasis , since it is not Puritanism which is declining but the energy of new settlement .
... a conis the instant declension and rebirth as New England settlement expands outward from put the seacoast . It does represent a change in emphasis , since it is not Puritanism which is declining but the energy of new settlement .
Page 53
While Tupper may certainly have offered Bourinot the appointment in an attempt to influence his vote , it seems likely that Bourinot accepted it more because he wanted Cape Breton to be well represented in Ottawa .
While Tupper may certainly have offered Bourinot the appointment in an attempt to influence his vote , it seems likely that Bourinot accepted it more because he wanted Cape Breton to be well represented in Ottawa .
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