The Saskatchewan provincial election campaign of 1908: Premier Scott in a notable speech at Rosthern clearly states the issues which rendered it necessary and analyzes the conduct of the campaign which followed
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- The Saskatchewan provincial election campaign of 1908: Premier Scott in a notable speech at Rosthern clearly states the issues which rendered it necessary and analyzes the conduct of the campaign which followed
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The Saskatchewan provincial election campaign of 1908: Premier Scott in a notable speech at Rosthern clearly states the issues which rendered it necessary and analyzes the conduct of the campaign which followed
Author: Scott, Walter, 1867-1938. (author)
Year: 1908
Scott, Walter: 1867-1938. Born Ontario; printer and journalist associated with several western newspapers, 1892-1906; proprietor Regina Leader , 1895; Liberal member of House of Commons, 1900-1905; leader of the Liberal party in Saskatchewan; Premier of Saskatchewan, 1905-1916 (Morgan, Canadian men and women of the time , 1912; Wallace, Dictionary of Canadian biography ). // In double columns. Speech delivered August 26, 1908.
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