Speech on Formation of the Great Coalition, June 14, 1864 – George Brown
Mr. Brown then rose, evidently labouring under the deepest emotion, which for time almost choked his utterance. He said – ...
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Speech to Reform Convention, June 27, 1867 – George Brown
Hon. GEORGE BROWN, who was received with loud cheers, said the resolution which had been placed in his hands was ...
George Brown Introduces Motion for Constitutional Committee, October 12, 1863
Constitutional Difficulties Hon. Mr. Brown, on the following notice of motion being called – Resolved, That on the 2nd February, ...
Speech to Liberal Convention of Upper Canada, November 10, 1859 – George Brown
Hon. GEORGE BROWN, who, as several previous speakers had risen, had been loudly called for, now came to the stand ...
Policy of the Brown-Dorion Administration – August, 1858
Defending his often combative approach to politics, Brown declares: “I might have announced general principles, and spoken in soft language ...
To the Electors of the City of Toronto, Globe, August 21, 1858 – George Brown
GENTLEMEN, – In consequence of an adverse vote in the House of Assembly on Wednesday, the 28th of July, Mr. ...
George Brown, Speech in the Confederation Debates – February 8, 1865
This major speech represents the culmination of George Brown’s 15-year campaign for constitutional reform and representation by population, and is ...
“Dispatches from 1865” on George Brown: Alastair Gillespie in the National Post
In this series for the National Post, written by Munk Fellow Alastair Gillespie, leading statesmen from 1865 articulate the political challenges ...
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