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Description: | A speech made in the House of Commons. From internal evidence (the speech mentions the Earl of Durham's appointment as Governor General of Canada) it appears that this speech was made in 1838 and it concerns the future government of
Canada.
Galley proofs.
Viscount Howick = Henry George, 3rd Earl Grey.
Title supplied by cataloguer. Text begins: "Viscount Howick: The Hon. Gentleman who has just sat down has not failed to avail himself of the opportunity ...".
Electronic reproduction. New York : JSTOR, 2009 (19th century British pamphlets) Available via the World Wide Web. Access limited to subscribing institutions.
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Mode of access : WWW. | Format: | [electronic resource] | Publisher: | [s.n.], | Subjects: | America Colonies Canada Administration. Politics and government Great Britain | Temporal: | 1838
[1838?] | Source: | Research Libraries UK | Creator: | 1802-1894. | Identifier: | 03B27423086 | Language: | English | Format: | [electronic resource] | Go to resource |
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