Likens Ulster Objectors to the Tories of 1776
A historical critique contrasts Irish resistance with Canadian self rule under the British North America Act of 1887. The piece praises Canada’s peace and prosperity under responsible government and laments English coercion in Ireland, arguing it fueled exile and anti imperial resentment. It calls for fairness to win loyalty and strength for the Empire.
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Canada
Lord Durham
England
Ireland
McLean Opposes Woman Suffrage While Supporting Citizenship Campaign
United States Senator George P. McLean of Connecticut, who voted against the federal suffrage amendment, backs a $150,008 Connecticut fund campaign for citizenship work as full enfranchisement nears. In a June 10 letter to Mrs. Samuel Russell Jr. he argues for efforts that cultivate intelligent civic interest and warns against viewing the ballot as a mere privilege. Meanwhile Wesleyan University students elect Edward Boote as president and announce various college leadership posts.
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United States
George P. McLean
Connecticut
McLean
Samuel Russell, Jr
Middletown
General Assembly
Wnh
Wesleyan University
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al Meyers
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