The Scot in British North America volume 3
The Scot in British North America volume 3
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R. Hay, the sitting member at pres- ent, by a majority of four hundred and ninety. In politics, Mr. Macdonald has always been an independent Liberal, sitting loose to the ties of party where they appeared to trammel his settled convictions. He opposed the coalition of 1864, and voted against confederation. This attitude towards party, where its claims appeared to conflict with THE SCOT IN BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. 809 duty is clearly defined in his reply to a requisition, inviting him to be a cand...idate in 1875. Promising to give the then Government a cheerful support, Mr. Macdonald declined to promise more, and it was to the credit of the requisitionists that they conceded to him in advance " perfect freedom of judgment in deciding upon all questions. "* Mr. Macdonald is a Director in a number of business com- panies, and also Chairman of the Hospital Board. Active too in the cause of education, he has for some years been a, Senator of the Provincial TJ niversity, Visitor of Victoria University, and member of the High School Board.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R. Hay, the sitting member at pres- ent, by a majority of four hundred and ninety. In politics, Mr. Macdonald has always been an independent Liberal, sitting loose to the ties of party where they appeared to trammel his settled convictions. He opposed the coalition of 1864, and voted against confederation. This attitude towards party, where its claims appeared to conflict with THE SCOT IN BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. 809 duty is clearly defined in his reply to a requisition, inviting him to be a cand...idate in 1875. Promising to give the then Government a cheerful support, Mr. Macdonald declined to promise more, and it was to the credit of the requisitionists that they conceded to him in advance " perfect freedom of judgment in deciding upon all questions. "* Mr. Macdonald is a Director in a number of business com- panies, and also Chairman of the Hospital Board. Active too in the cause of education, he has for some years been a, Senator of the Provincial TJ niversity, Visitor of Victoria University, and member of the High School Board.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William Jordan Rattray to read onlineMoreLess
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