Canadian Club movement shapes public opinion in Canada
A speech from the Canadian Club emphasizes a large populist movement across Canada and the empire built on national spirit. It praises independence and trusteeship for a nation, while noting the club’s apolitical stance and avoidance of party politics in its forums.
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John T. Hall
Woman's Literary Club
Staunton
John A. Macdonald
Britain
Ottawa
Earl Grey
Atel
Plains of Abraham
St Foy
Dominion
Wilfrid Laurier
Quebec
Prairies
Two
Oceans
Citadel
Canada
Empire
Kipling
Winnipeg
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Neff
U.S
Sweet Orr & Co
New York
Express
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William Green
Star
van Allan & Co
Hamilton
Ontario
Chas. Neff
L. G
L. E
Chas
Penman
Iron Duke
Perrin
Hall
Kid Glover
Kersey
Hutchinson’s
Toronto