The man from Halifax : Sir John Thompson, prime minister /
Professor Waite has ably and intimately portrayed the private life of a late-Victorian politican: the sacrifice of home comforts, the loneliness of Ottawa, and the sense of public duty that drive Thomson, despite his natural inclinations, to persist in government service.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Toronto ; Buffalo :
University of Toronto Press,
©1985.
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Colección: | Heritage.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- pt. 1. Halifax Boy and Lawyer, 1845-1877. 1. J.S. Thompson Comes to Halifax
- 2. Father and Son
- 3. The Courting of Annie Affleck
- 4. The Halifax of Alderman Thompson
- 5. Practising Law
- pt. 2. Politician, Attorney General, and Judge, 1877-1885. 6. Getting Elected for Antigonish
- 7. Attorney General of Nova Scotia
- 8. The Fall of the Holmes-Thompson Government
- 9. Mr. Justice Thompson
- pt. 3. The Train to Ottawa: Minster of Justice in Macdonald's Cabinet, 1885-1891. 10. Minister of Justice
- 11. Defending the Macdonald Government
- 12. Adminsitering the Department of Justice
- 13. Adventures in Washington
- 14. Overseer of Provincial Law: Thompson and Disallowance
- 15. Dragon's Teeth
- 16. Thompson's Canadian Diplomacy
- pt. 4. Becoming Prime Minister, 1891-1894. 17. The Wages of the Macdonald Era
- 18. Steadying the Helm
- 19. The New Prime Minister
- 20. The Paris Interlude, 1893
- 21. The Weight of Responsibility
- 22. The End of Things
- 23. In the Service of His Country
- Epilogue.