- CA ON00239 F1598-S2-f20
- Dossier
- 5 Jul. 1938
Fait partie de Arthur Meighen fonds
Scope to be completed at a later date
Fait partie de Arthur Meighen fonds
Scope to be completed at a later date
Address delivered to Members of the Canadian Military Institute given at a dinner in the Institute
Fait partie de Arthur Meighen fonds
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Rush Help Now Speech. Given at a dinner to Mr. C.O. Knowles and to aid British War Victims
Fait partie de Arthur Meighen fonds
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Socialism. Delivered to the Kiwanis Club, Vancouver, B.C.
Fait partie de Arthur Meighen fonds
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Fait partie de Arthur Meighen fonds
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Fait partie de Arthur Meighen fonds
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Address to the Bar Association
Fait partie de Arthur Meighen fonds
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"Money". Speech made in Quebec, P.Q.
Fait partie de Arthur Meighen fonds
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The Sir William Petersen Contract. Ocean Shipping Rates
Fait partie de Arthur Meighen fonds
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"The Greatest Englishman of History"
Fait partie de Arthur Meighen fonds
Speech by Arthur Meighen delivered to the Canadian Club on Feb. 24, 1936. Side One: Meighen introduced by Col. Bishop. Mr. Meighen presents a glowing tribute to William Shakespeare, describing many of the Virtues Shakespeare is said to have possessed. He describes the unsurpassed genius of Shakespeare and the awe it engendered in the hearts of many of history's greatest men. He concludes that he was very much an Englishman asserting that "English were the traits he possessed. Shakespeare belonged to the world but as a product of England.". Side Two: continuation and end of Mr. Meighen's speech.