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 320
DETECTED. G. B. (The iNNoc EM Pai;e.)— PLEASK, MR. POLICEMAN, I KNOW IT ISNT KUiHT, HUT PKRHAP.S MR. MACKENZIE GAVE IT TO HIM INAD\ EKT1:NTL\. [ :■,!:; FALSTAFF AND HIS FOLLOWERS. In a speech at Watford, Mr. Mackenzie had stated that one of the hon.gentlemen who were then on a tour with Sir John… … FALSTAFF AND HIS FOLLOWERS. SIR JOHN A. FALSTAFF.- IS THIS TRUE, PISTOL ? —Mkkrv Wives of WiNnsoK, .\ct i., Scenf. i. L315] CONFEDERATION, THE MUCH-FATHERED YOUNGSTER. Although the historical facts as to the origin of the idea of Confederationwere familiar to most intelligent Canadians, (and they…
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