The Life of Lord Strathcona And Mount Royal, G.C.M.G., G.C.V.0, volume 2
The Life of Lord Strathcona And Mount Royal, G.C.M.G., G.C.V.0, volume 2
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In these towns they are compelled to stop until the snow and slush have disappeared, perhaps for a month or six weeks, or longer, the cost of living alone being six shillings a day. The majority get to the end of their resources before they can be moved to the particular claim district to which they are bound.
Once on the spot, their condition is pitiable in the extreme. Penniless, and without the means to move their small belongings, they have to scour a vast dis- trict in semi-starvation in s...earch of work or for a likely daim. They are useless for skilled work, and so most homesteads pass them by.
At first Lord Strathcona was so angry as to con- template taking legal action at once. Afterwards 4^3 Digitized by Google Lord Strathcona he thought of visiting the office of the paper and insisting upon an immediate disavowal of the libeL To Sir Wilfrid Laurier x6th December, 191a The article is an instance of journalistic depravity much to be deplored, yet, so far, at any rate, I can come to no other conclusion in r^ard to the matter than that to take any official action would simply serve the ends of the proprietors of the journal without any corresponding benefit to Canada, and would only encourage them to proceed still further in their libel- lous course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In these towns they are compelled to stop until the snow and slush have disappeared, perhaps for a month or six weeks, or longer, the cost of living alone being six shillings a day. The majority get to the end of their resources before they can be moved to the particular claim district to which they are bound.
Once on the spot, their condition is pitiable in the extreme. Penniless, and without the means to move their small belongings, they have to scour a vast dis- trict in semi-starvation in s...earch of work or for a likely daim. They are useless for skilled work, and so most homesteads pass them by.
At first Lord Strathcona was so angry as to con- template taking legal action at once. Afterwards 4^3 Digitized by Google Lord Strathcona he thought of visiting the office of the paper and insisting upon an immediate disavowal of the libeL To Sir Wilfrid Laurier x6th December, 191a The article is an instance of journalistic depravity much to be deplored, yet, so far, at any rate, I can come to no other conclusion in r^ard to the matter than that to take any official action would simply serve the ends of the proprietors of the journal without any corresponding benefit to Canada, and would only encourage them to proceed still further in their libel- lous course.
What to read after The Life of Lord Strathcona And Mount Royal, G.C.M.G., G.C.V.0, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beckles Willson to read onlineMoreLess
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