How Saskatchewan women got the vote: A brief history which every Saskatchewan woman should read: Quotations from speeches made by Hon. W.R. Motherwell and others
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- How Saskatchewan women got the vote: A brief history which every Saskatchewan woman should read: Quotations from speeches made by Hon. W.R. Motherwell and others
- Author
- Hon W R Motherwell
- Publication year listed
- 1917
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How Saskatchewan women got the vote: A brief history which every Saskatchewan woman should read: Quotations from speeches made by Hon. W.R. Motherwell and others
Author: Motherwell, William Richard, 1860-1943. (author)
Year: 1917
Motherwell, William Richard: 1860-1943. From Ontario to the West, 1881; farmed at Abernethy from 1881; founded first Grain Growers' Association in Saskatchewan; M.L.A. and Minister of Agriculture, 1921-1930 (Wallace, Dictionary of Canadian biography ; Morgan, Canadian men and women of the time , 1912).
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