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The Right Honourable Lord Tweedsmuir ... Governor General of Canada : August 26th, 1875 - February 11th, 1940

CA ON00239 F596-S6-f12-4
Item
[Feb 1940]

Part of John Buchan fonds

Item is a funeral program for John Buchan. Lord Tweedsmuir was given a state funeral at Saint Andrew's Church, Ottawa, on 14 Feb. 1940.

Saint Andrew's Church

Folk on the Hill : Thoughts on Calvary / by Rev. Harold S. Darby, M.A.

CA ON00239 F596-S6-f13-3
Item
[1940?]

Part of John Buchan fonds

Item is an newspaper article mentioning the author's visit to John Buchan's tombstone.

Darby, Harold S.

Lord Tweedsmuir : his humanity and modesty / (Major J. R. Kirk, M.B.E.)

CA ON00239 F596-S6-f13-4
Item
[1940]

Part of John Buchan fonds

Item is an obituary for John Buchan, published in the "Evening Post".

Kirk, J. R.

World tributes to Lord Tweedsmuir

CA ON00239 F596-S6-f13-12
Item
[1940?]

Part of John Buchan fonds

Item is a newspaper article discussing tributes to John Buchan after his death, including tributes from Franklin Roosevelt and Mackenzie King.

Address in praise of Sir Walter Scott for the Centenary of his death.

CA ON00239 F596-S6-f14-1
Item
1932

Part of John Buchan fonds

Address in praise of Sir Walter Scott and his writings for the centenary of his death. Speech by Prime Minister of Canada, W.L. Mackenzie King (1st half). Second half blank, with print-through at the end.

Extract of letter from Walter Buchan