Address by Hon. L.S. Huntington, M.P., on "Reform Principles"
Professor Conant: a Story of English and American Social and Political Life. By L. S. Huntington
Speech of the Hon. L.S. Huntington, Q.C., M.P. for the County of Shefford, at the Dinner, Given in His Honour by His Constituents, at Waterloo, on the 25th January, 1871
Canada : Victoria, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Queen, Defender of the Faith, &c., &c., &c. : to the Honorable Charles Dewey Day ..., the Honourable Antoine Polette ..., and James Robert Gowan ..., Greeting : Whereas the Honorable Lucius Seth Huntington ... Did on the Second Day of April, in the Year of Our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy-three Move the Following Resolution, that ... in Anticipation of the Legislation of Last Session, as to the Pacific Railway, an Agreement was Made Between Sir Hugh Allan ... and G.W. McMullen, Acting for Certain United States Capitalists ..., that a Committee of Seven Members be Appointed to Inquire Into All the Circumstances Connected with the Negotiations for the Construction of the Pacific Railway ...
Young Men's Reform Club
Mr. Huntington's Speech, in reply to Sir Francis Hincks and Sir George E. Cartier, pronounced in the [Canadian] House of Commons, February 22, 1870, etc
Mr. Huntington's Speech, in reply to Sir Francis Hincks and Sir George E. Cartier, pronounced in the [Canadian] House of Commons, February 22, 1870, etc
Rapport des commissaires royaux nommés par commission, à eux adressée, sous le grand sceau du Canada, portant la date du quatorzième jour d'août, A.D., 1873
L'independance du Canada; adresse annuelle delivree devant la Societe d'agriculture du Comte de Missiquoi, a Bedford, septembre 8, 1969
L'indépendance du Canada
Mr. Huntington's Speech in Reply to Sir Francis Hincks and Sir George E. Cartier
Professor Conant
L'indépendance du Canada : adresse annuelle délivrée devant la Société d'agriculture du comté de Missiquoi [sic] à Bedford, septembre 8, 1869
Comments on the Proceedings and Evidence on the Charges Preferred by Mr. Huntington, M.P., Against the Government of Canada
Address on "reform Principles"
Independence of Canada : Waterloo Meeting : Speeches of Hon. John Young, Hon. L.S. Huntington and Rudolph Laflamme, Esq., Q.C
Professor Conant
PROFESSOR CONANT
The Independence of Canada
Independence of Canada