Debates of the Senate: Débats du SénatQueen's Printer., 1884 - Canada |
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... Justice to our western shores , but I am afraid he did not have that rest and relaxation so necessary after such a long and fatiguing journey . He worked too hard during the whole of his stay . every individual in this Dominion . What ...
... Justice to our western shores , but I am afraid he did not have that rest and relaxation so necessary after such a long and fatiguing journey . He worked too hard during the whole of his stay . every individual in this Dominion . What ...
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... Justice himself , and for the whole of us , to know that now within the borders of the Dominion no complaints come from any of the Local Governments ; that they are all settled with at last . That , I think , is an answer at all events ...
... Justice himself , and for the whole of us , to know that now within the borders of the Dominion no complaints come from any of the Local Governments ; that they are all settled with at last . That , I think , is an answer at all events ...
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... Justice forces me to do So. HON . SIR ALEX . CAMPBELL - If the hon . member means my failure to reply to the speech of the hon . member from Re- pentigny , I may say that I did intend to refer to it , but my voice was rapidly failing me ...
... Justice forces me to do So. HON . SIR ALEX . CAMPBELL - If the hon . member means my failure to reply to the speech of the hon . member from Re- pentigny , I may say that I did intend to refer to it , but my voice was rapidly failing me ...
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... justice of our claim . will see that they will be neglected the Now , gentlemen , has there been an op- moment their services are no longer portunity since 1880 when justice might necessary ? One would think that our have been done to ...
... justice of our claim . will see that they will be neglected the Now , gentlemen , has there been an op- moment their services are no longer portunity since 1880 when justice might necessary ? One would think that our have been done to ...
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... Justice said two years ago , and such a position to the bench . It is said repeated it this year , that it is not the that efforts are now being made to buy his fault of the Government , but the fault of opponents off again , so that he ...
... Justice said two years ago , and such a position to the bench . It is said repeated it this year , that it is not the that efforts are now being made to buy his fault of the Government , but the fault of opponents off again , so that he ...
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