Catalogue  252
Ontario, Manitoba, Prairies & B.C.

|305.   BAUDOUX, Mgr Maurice. «Problème des minorités. Texte de la conférence prononcée par Mgr M. Baudoux, P.D. au Cercle Universitaire le 4 mai 1945. Appel au Québec». Montréal, Le Comité de Souscription de Montréal, 1945. 32 p. (17 cm). La situation des francophones dans l’Ouest.    20 $

306.  BOURASSA, Henri. «Les Écoles du Nord-Ouest. - Discours prononcé le 17 avril 1905 dans la grande salle du Monument National, à Montréal». Montréal, Imprimerie du "Nationaliste", (1905). 29 p. (21 cm). Titre de la couverture.    20 $

307.   BRETON, P.-É. «Monseigneur Grandin vous parle… Extraits des plus belles lettres de Monseigneur Vital Grandin, O.M.I., premier évêque de l’Alberta à sa famille, 1829-1902». Edmonton, Éditions de l’Ermitage, 1958. 175 p. (19 cm). Portrait.    20 $

308.  (BRITISH COLUMBIA; VANCOUVER). «Souvenir of Vancouver, B.C.». Vancouver, Wrigley Printing Co. Ltd., c. 1927. (32) p. Oblong (15 X 23 cm). Views with description. Not in Edwards & Lort.    30 $

309.   LAPATRIE, C. (pseudo de Léon Rousseau). «Le Libéralisme-Catholique et les Élections du 23 juin 1896». Québec, 1896. 76 p. (20 cm). Reliure ½ toile, couvertures imprimées présentes. Titre rare sur la Question des Écoles du Manitoba.    85 $

310.  MORICE, Adrian Gabriel. «The Catholic Church in the Canadian Northwest». Winnipeg, 1936. 83,(2) p. (21,5 cm). Illustrations and portraits. Original pictorial wraps.  Peel 3522.    45 $

311.  (NORTH-WEST). «Canon E.K. Matheson, D.D., Saskatchewan’s First Graduate. Being a History of the Development of the Church of England in North-Western Saskatchewan». Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canadian North-West Historical Society, 1927. 86 p. (22 cm). Illustrated with numerous photographs. Being Vol. I, No. III of the Canadian North-West Historical Society Publications relating the history of the North-West before 1890 as told by Old Timers. Mint copy, scarce.    65 $

312.  (OTTAWA). «Ottawa, Canada’s Beautiful Capital». Ottawa, Ottawa Business Men’s Association, c. 1925.  31,(1) p. (16 cm). Profusely illustrated, nice brochure.     25 $

313.  (OTTAWA). «Hôpital Général d’Ottawa, 1845-1980». (Hull ou Sherbrooke), Imprimerie Gauvin Ltée, (1980). 47 p. (28 cm). Bel album illustré en couleurs, nombreuses reproductions anciennes.     20 $

314.  (SASKATCHEWAN). «This is your business. The story of Saskatchewan’s Crown Corporations». Regina, The Bureau of Publications, (1956?!). 32 p. Cover title. Illustrations.     20 $

315.  SAVAÈTE, Arthur. «Mgr Adélard Langevin, Archevêque de St-Boniface : sa vie, ses contrariétés, ses oeuvres». Paris, Arthur Savaète Éditeur, (1922). 540 p. (22 cm). De la collection "Voix Canadienne, Vers l’Abîme" Tome XII. Couvertures légèrement défraîchies. Portrait.    25 $

316.  STRYD, Arnoud H. & LAWHEAD, Stephen ed. «Reports of the Lillooet Archaeological Project. – Number 1. Introduction and setting». Ottawa, National Museums of Canada, 1978.  VI,125 p. (28 cm). National Museum of Man, Mercury Series, Archaeological Survey of Canada, Paper No. 73. Illustrations and tables.    15 $

317.   TARDIF, Émile. «Saint-Albert». Edmonton, Imprimerie La Survivance Ltée, 1961. 79,(1) p. (20 cm). Historique de St-Albert en Alberta. Illustrations nombreuses.    30 $

318.   TESSIER-LAVIGNE, Yves. «Le Bilinguisme dans l’Ouest Canadien». Montréal, Arbour et Dupont, Imprimeurs-Éditeurs, 1925. 32 p. (20 cm). Titre de la couverture.    20 $

319.  (WINNIPEG). «Winnipeg Illustrated, 1910». (Winnipeg), The Winnipeg Development and Industrial Bureau, (1910). 55,(4) p. Oblong (17 X 23 cm). Full-page illustrations with comments. Uncommon.    75 $

320.  (WINNIPEG STRIKE). «The Winnipeg General Sympathetic Strike, May-June 1919. – Trial by Jury Destroyed by Stampede Forty Five Minute Legislation – Workers Arrested and Rushed to Penitentiary to Smash Strike – Leading Lawyers Members of Employers’ Committee of 1000 – Engaged by Federal Government to Prosecute Workers. – Strike, Arrests, Trials, Penitentiary. – Prepared by the Defense Committee, 220 Bannantyne Ave., composed of Delegates from the various Labor Organizations in Winnipeg, Manitoba».  (Winnipeg), Wallingford Press, 1919.  276 p.  (22 cm).. Nice modern cloth. Pulp type paper browning, still a good copy and a very scarce title. Portraits. The Winnipeg strike was a pivotal development helping to build a democratic socialist movement in Canada; when negociations broke down between labour and management in the metal & building trades, the Winnipeg Trades and Labour Council called for a general strike. Within hours an almost unanimous response by workers, 30,000 left their jobs, closed the city’s factories, crippled its retail trade and stopped the trains; the strike was later joined by public sector employees. Opposition to the strike came from a group that called itself the Citizens’ Committee of 1000, funded and supported by Winnipeg’s most influential bankers, manufacturers and politicians. The Citizens’ Committee declared the strike a revolutionary conspiracy by foreigners. The federal government intervened soon after the strike began and swiftly supported the employers ordering federal employees to return to work or face dismissal. The Immigration Act was amended so that any striker who was an immigrant could be deported and the Criminal Code’s definition was broadened. Later, 12 strikers were arrested comprising J.S. Woodsworth who later became the founder of the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation, the forerunner of the NDP. Four days later the Royal North West Mounted Police charged into a peaceful crowd of strikers, injuring 30 and killing one.    250 $|

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