Problems of greater Canada: Being an inaugural address delivered in Convocation Hall, October 25th, 1895
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- Problems of greater Canada: Being an inaugural address delivered in Convocation Hall, October 25th, 1895
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Problems of greater Canada: Being an inaugural address delivered in Convocation Hall, October 25th, 1895
Author: Bryce, George, 1844-1931. (author)
Year: 1895
Bryce, George: 1844-1931. Born at Mount Pleasant, Upper Canada; educated at University of Toronto; ordained a Presbyterian minister, 1871, and immediately sent to Winnipeg to organize work of Presbyterian Church; founded Manitoba College, and played part in founding of University of Manitoba; elected member Royal Society of Canada, 1901; moderator of Presbyterian Church in Canada, 1902; avid historian and writer (Wallace, Dictionary of Canadian biography ). // In double columns. At head of title: "Manitoba College Literary Society." Page [1] lists contents: "settlement of our vacant lands, methods of immigration, the unifying of the various elements of the population, the free public school--the chief agent in this."