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Hereditary Council A session of Six Nations Hereditary Council,
Oshweken, Ontario, c. 1898. ID #21807 |
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Alaska Boundary Tribunal A meeting of the Alaska Boundary
Tribunal, Foreign Office, London, England, October, 1903. ID #21776 |
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Alaska Boundary Question Joint Commission members of the
Alaska Boundary Question, 1903, outside the Foreign Office in London, England. ID #20814 |
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Versailles Peace Conference A Meeting of the Versailles Peace
Conference, 1919, with Borden at the right-hand corner of the chief personages seated about the
conference table. ID #20847 |
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Imperial Conference The Imperial Conference of 1923, with
Mackenzie King in the front row, fifth from the left end, a historic assembly advancing Canadian
nationalism by discussion, not revolution. ID #20894 |
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Dominion-Provincial Conference The provincial premiers listen
to Prime Minister Mackenzie King in the House of Commons with Mitchell Hepburn at King's
right. January, 1941. ID #20971 |
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Mackenzie King Prime Minister Mackenzie King at a post-war
conference in Paris, 1946, presenting Canada's peacetime hopes to European
diplomats. ID #20980 |
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John Robarts John Robarts was the Conservative Premier of
Ontario, 1961-1971. ID #21016 |
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Mitchell Sharp Mitchell Sharp, Minister of Trade and Commerce,
signing a wheat sale agreement with the Soviets, 1963. ID #21020 |
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Four Prime Ministers From left to right, Pierre Trudeau, John
Turner, Jean Chrétien, and then Prime Minister, Lester Pearson, in 1967. ID #21025 |
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Constitutional Conference Daniel Johnson and Trudeau at the
Federal-Provincial Constitutional Conference, Ottawa, 1968. ID #21900 |
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Constitutional Conference Federal Provincial Constitutional
Conference, 1968. ID #21895 |
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James Cross Prime Minister Trudeau announcing the release of
James Cross, December, 1970, and the effective end of the FLQ assault. ID #21033 |
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