Sir Oliver Mowat a Biographical Sketch volume 2
Sir Oliver Mowat a Biographical Sketch volume 2
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He was reared in Conservative surroundings. He was, perhaps, always a Liberal-Conservative rather than 9 an orthodox Liberal. In Great Britain, in earlier times, he would have stood with Peel. There he would have been of the Whig school. Here, he was of the school of Baldwin and Lafontaine. He was a member of the short-lived Administration formed by Brown and Dorion in 1858, and was Postmaster- General in that of John Sandfield Macdonald, which came into office a few years later. He was probabl...y more at home with Sandfield Macdonald than he could have been in a Cabinet under Brown's leadership. He and Macdonald seem to have had very similar qualities of pru- dence in action and of steadiness in adminis- tration. During his long tenure of office in Ontario he governed very much according to the methods which Sandfield Macdonald had introduced. He seems, however, to have been a federalist from the outset, and in complete sympathy with Brown's agitation for representa- tion according to population and for a federal 842 MR.
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He was reared in Conservative surroundings. He was, perhaps, always a Liberal-Conservative rather than 9 an orthodox Liberal. In Great Britain, in earlier times, he would have stood with Peel. There he would have been of the Whig school. Here, he was of the school of Baldwin and Lafontaine. He was a member of the short-lived Administration formed by Brown and Dorion in 1858, and was Postmaster- General in that of John Sandfield Macdonald, which came into office a few years later. He was probabl...y more at home with Sandfield Macdonald than he could have been in a Cabinet under Brown's leadership. He and Macdonald seem to have had very similar qualities of pru- dence in action and of steadiness in adminis- tration. During his long tenure of office in Ontario he governed very much according to the methods which Sandfield Macdonald had introduced. He seems, however, to have been a federalist from the outset, and in complete sympathy with Brown's agitation for representa- tion according to population and for a federal 842 MR.
What to read after Sir Oliver Mowat a Biographical Sketch volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Robert Webster Biggar to read onlineMoreLess
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