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Speech on war

CA ON00239 F596-S2-SS2-f2-2
Item
Aug. 1915

Part of John Buchan fonds

Item is a handwritten draft of a speech.

Sunderland House

CA ON00239 F596-S2-SS2-f2-3
Item
Oct. 1915

Part of John Buchan fonds

Item is a typed draft of a speech delivered at the Sunderland House in England, concerning the War in the West.

Some Lessons from the American Civil War

CA ON00239 F596-S2-SS2-f3-1
Item
Jan. 1916

Part of John Buchan fonds

Item is a typed draft of a speech delivered at the National Liberal Club in London, England.

Thought and Faith

CA ON00239 F596-S2-SS1-f4-2
Item
Dec. 1915

Part of John Buchan fonds

Item is a typed draft of a speech delivered at an association, concerning "the religious value of free thought".

The Situation in the West

CA ON00239 F596-S2-SS2-f2-4
Item
Dec. 1915

Part of John Buchan fonds

Item consists of one typed speech concerning the western front of World War I, and several drawings.

Speech on the press at war

CA ON00239 F596-S2-SS2-f3-2
Item
Jan. 1917

Part of John Buchan fonds

Item is a typed draft of a speech concerning the role and impact that the press has in the War.

Speech on America's entrance into World War I

CA ON00239 F596-S2-SS2-f3-3
Item
14 Nov. 1917

Part of John Buchan fonds

Item is a typed and handwritten speech delivered at the National Liberal Club in London, England, concerning the value and meaning of America's entrance into the War.

Robertson War Memorial