A caricature history of Canadian politics : events from the union of 1841, as illustrated by cartoons from "Grip", and various other sources (1886)
Bengough, J. W. (John Wilson), 1851-1923 · Toronto : Grip Print. and Pub. Co. · leaf 244
rather vaguely tothe existence of a Reform Party that could find nothing to reform. As Mr.Blake was regarded as a man whose whole-hearted support was all butessential to the success of the Reform Ministry then in office, the attitudehe occupied was most unsatisfactory to the chief Government organ.… … SIGNOR BLAKE IN HIS POPl LAR ACT OF KEEPING THE GLOBE IN SUSPENSl-:. [ ---^i ] THE NEW CONSERVATIVE. By way of indirect reproof to Mr. Blake for his disturbing speech, and,perhaps, with special reference to that gentlemans implied stricture on a Reform party with nothing to Reform, the (i/obc…
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