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I: Constitution and Government
A. The Crown and the Office of Governor
General
2. The Controversy over the Dissolution of
Parliament , 1926
1. Mr. King to Lord Byng, 28 June 1926 3
2. Lord Byng to Mr. King, 29 June 1926 3
3. Lord Byng to the Secretary of State for Dominion
Affairs, London, 30 June 1926 4
4. The Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs to Lord
Byng, 3 July 1926 5
5. Mr. King to Lord Byng, 3 July 1926 6
6. Lord Byng to Mr. King, 5 July 1926 7
7. Lord Byng Writes to an Old Friend, 6 July 1926 8
2. The Crown and Canada after 1931
8. An Act Respecting Alteration in the Law Touching
the Succession to the Throne, 1937 9
9. The Royal Visit of 1939: Proceedings in Parliament 10
B. The British North America Acts and the
Process of Amendment
2. The British North America Acts, 1915-43
10. The British North America Act, 1915 13
11. The British North America Act, 1916 15
12. The British North America Act, 1940 16
13. The British North America Act, 1943 17
2. Discussions on the Process of Amendment
14. Report of Special Committee of the House of
Commons on the British North America Act, 1935 18
C. The Electoral Franchise
15. An Act to Confer the Electoral Franchise upon
Women, 1918 24
16. The Dominion Elections Act, 1920 25
D. National Symbols
17. Order in Council on the Red Ensign, 1924 27
18. Canadian Army Routine Order, 1944 28
19. Order in Council on the Red Ensign, 1945 28
II: Politics
A. Parties and Platforms
20. Platform of the Farmers Party, 1918 32
21. The Liberal Platform, 1919 36
22. The Conservative Platform, 1927 43
23. The Regina Manifesto of the C.C.F., 1933 46
24. The Social Credit Gospel, 1935 52
25. The Progressive Conservative War Platform, 1942 55
B. General Elections
1. The General Election of 1917
26. Sir Wilfrid Laurier s Election Manifesto,
4 November 1917 62
27. Sir Robert Borden s Election Manifesto,
11 November 1917
68
2. The General Election of 1921
28. Arthur Meighen s Election Manifesto,
4 October 1921 72
29. Mackenzie King s Election Statement,
4 December 1921 76
3. The General Election of 1925
30. Mackenzie King States the Issues, 5 September 1925 78
31. Arthur Meighen Opens his Campaign, 9 September
1925 84
32. Robert Forke s Election Statement, 16 September
1925 88
4. The General Election of 1926
33. Arthur Meighen s Opening Statement, 20 July 1926 91
34. Mackenzie King s Opening Statement, 23 July 1926 94
35. Ernest Lapointe Defines the Constitutional Issue,
23 July 1926 97
5. The General Election of 1930
36. Mackenzie King s Five-Cent-Piece Speech 98
37. R. B. Bennett Presents his Program, 9 June 1930 100
38. Mackenzie King Defends the Government s Record,
16 June 1930 103
6. The General Election of 1935
39. Mackenzie King on the Political Situation, 31 July
1935 107
40. Mackenzie King on Unemployment, 5 August 1935 109
41. R. B. Bennett on the Danger of War,
6 September 1935 110
42. Messrs. King and Lapointe on the Danger of War,
7 September 1935 111
43. R. B. Bennett Proposes a Remedy for Unemploy-
ment, 9 September 1935 112
44. R. B. Bennett as Economic Reformer,
14 September 1935 113
7. The General Election of 1940
45. Dr. R. J. Manion Defines National Government,
31 January 1940 115
46. Manion Repudiates Conscription, 8 February 1940 116
47. Mackenzie King on National Government,
23 February 1940 117
48. Manion Changes His Party s Name, 28 February 1940 118
8. The General Election of 1945
49. John Bracken s Declaration of Policy, 15 May 1945 119
50. Mackenzie King s Opening Address, 16 May 1945 121
51. Mr. King Strikes a Personal Note, 2 June 1945 122
IE: Law, Justice and Police
A. Criminal Justice
52. The Criminal Code: Section 98 126
53. The Quebec Padlock Law, 1937 129
54. Extracts from the Report of the Archambault
Commission, 1938 130
B. Police Organization
55. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police, 1919 135
IV: Social Life and Institutions
A. Population and the Growth of Cities
56. Estimated Population of Canada, 1914-1945 138
57. Population, Rural and Urban, Census Years 139
58. Population of Major Cities, Census Years 139
B. Trade Unionism and Labour Policy
59. Statistics of Trade Union Membership in Canada,
1914-1945
140
60. Judgment of Judicial Committee of the Privy
Council in Toronto Electric Commissioners
v. Snider, 1925 141
61. The Fair Wages and Eight Hour Day Act, 1930 144
62. Premier Hepburn Defies the C.I.O., 1937 145
63. The Canadian Congress of Labour, 1940 146
64. Summary of the Wartime Labour Relations
Order, 1944 148
C. The Aftermath of the First World War
65. The Methodist Social Gospel, 1918 154
66. Winnipeg s Bloodiest Day 156
67. Extract from the Mathers Commission s Report, 1919 158
68. Extracts from the Robson Commission s Report, 1919 161
D. Social Security and Welfare
69. A Conservative Elder Statesman Opposes Old Age
Pensions, 1927 166
70. The Old Age Pensions Act, 1927 167
71. J. S. Woodsworth Calls for Unemployment
Insurance, 1930 169
72. The Unemployment Insurance Act, 1940 171
73. Extracts from the Debate on the Family Allowances
Bill in the House of Commons, 25 July 1944 173
74. The Family Allowances Act, 1944 177
E. Prohibition: Ontario as an Example
75. The Plan for Prohibition in Ontario, 1916 180
76. Premier William Hearst Explains the Ontario
Temperance Act, 1916 181
77. Extracts from the Ontario Temperance Act, 1916 182
78. The Strange Case of the Rev. Mr. Spracklin 184
79. Extracts from Premier Ferguson s Election
Statement, October 1926 184
80. Extracts from the Liquor Control Act (Ontario), 1927 187
F. Immigration
81. Statistics of Immigrant Arrivals in Canada,
1914-1945 190
82. Extracts from the Amendments to the Immigration
Act, 1919 190
83. French-Canadian Nationalist Pressure against
Jewish Immigration, 1933 194
G. Abandonment of Titles
84. Report of a Special Committee of the House of
Commons, 1919 196
85. Question and Answer on Titles, 1933 198
86. A Further Statement by R. B. Bennett on Titles 199
H. The Status of Women
87. The Judicial Committee Decides that Women are
Persons, 1929 200
V: Economic Life and Policy
A. Trade and Commerce
2. The Bennett Tariff Policy, 1930-1931
88. Amendment of the Customs Tariff, 1930 204
89. Extracts from the Tariff Board Act, 1931 206
2. The Pattern of Trade Agreements, 1932-1938
90. Extracts from the Ottawa Trade Agreement
between Canada and the United Kingdom, 1932 209
91. An English Comment on the Results of the
Ottawa Agreements 212
92. Order in Council Giving Effect to Canada-U.S. Trade
Agreement of 1935
213
3. Restraint of Trade: Anti-Combines Legislation
93. Extracts from the Combines Investigation Act, 1923 215
B. Agriculture
7. The Marketing of Wheat
94. The Canadian Wheat Board Act, 1935 219
95. The Wheat Board Acquires Monopoly Powers, 1943 221
2. The Mechanization of Agriculture
96. Massey-Harris Makes the Machines 222
3. Reclaiming the Drought Areas
97. The Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Act, 1935 224
C. Industry
98. Statistics on the Growth of Manufacturing 226
99. British and Foreign Investment in Canada 227
D. Transport and Communications
7. Railway Nationalization
100. Extracts from the Drayton-Acworth and
Smith Reports, 1917 * 229
101. Extracts from tlie Act Providing for Purchase of the
Stock of the Canadian Northern, 1917 233
102. Arthur Meighen on Public Ownership 234
103. An Act to Incorporate Canadian National Railway
Company and Respecting Canadian National
Railways, 1919 235
104. The Grand Trunk Railway Acquisition Act, 1919 237
105. Extracts from the Canadian National-Canadian
Pacific Act, 1933 240
106. The Winnipeg Free Press on Railway
Amalgamation, 1933 241
2. The Internal-Combustion Engine Works a
Revolution
107. Statistics of Production and Registration of
Motor Vehicles in Canada, 1914-1945 243
108. General Motors Quietly Takes Over 244
109. Glimpses of the Coming Air Age, 1930 245
110. The Horse Still Has His Day, 1932 248
111. The Trans-Canada Air Lines Act, 1937 249
E. Public Finance and Taxation
112. Extract from the Income War Tax Act, 1917 253
113. Paying for the First World War 254
114. The Bank of Canada Act, 1934 257
115. The Bank of Canada Act Amendment Act, 1938 260
F. Dominion-Provincial Economic Relations
116. Order in Council Appointing the Royal
Commission on Dominion-Provincial
Relations, 1937 262
117. Abstract of the Leading Recommendations
of the Rowell-Sirois Commission, 1940 265
118. The Dominion-Provincial Taxation
Agreement Act, 1942 279
G. Return of Natural Resources to the
Prairie Provinces
119. Order in Council Setting Up the Royal Commission
on the Transfer of the Natural Resources
of Manitoba 282
120. Extracts from the Agreement between the
Governments of Canada and Manitoba,
14 December 1929 284
H. The Depression After 1929
121. A Cape Breton Fisherman Complains 286
122. French-Canadian Nationalist Reaction to
the Depression 287
123. A Cry from the Dust Bowl 289
124. Getting By on the Prairies 290
125. The Soldiers Go to Stratford 291
126. Bennett Confronts the Relief Camp Strikers 292
127. The Dominion Day Riot in Regina, 1935 293
128. The End of Relief Camps 294
I. The Depression Robs Newfoundland of
Responsible Government, 1933
129. Newfoundland Asks for the Temporary
Suspension of Self-Government 296
130. The Under-Secretary of State for the Dominions
Discusses the Newfoundland Bill 299
J. Stevens, Bennett and Economic Reform,
1934-1935
131. Extracts from the Stevens Commission Report, 1935 302
132. The Premier Speaks to the People : Extracts from
Bennett s New Deal Broadcasts, 1935 310
133. The Dominion Trade and Industry Commission
Act, 1935 313
VI: Northern Development and the
Mining Frontier
134. On to the Bay : The Hudson Bay Railway 320
135. Aircraft in the North 322
136. Oil in Alberta 323
137. Gilbert LaBine Finds a Mine, 1930 324
138. Eldorado on the Eve of Atomic Energy 325
✓
VII: Religious and Cultural
Development
A. Religious Organization: Church Union
139. The United Church of Canada Act, 1924 328
B. Education and Cultural Conflict
140. Henri Bourassa on The Prussians of Ontario, 1914
141. Ontario Relaxes Its Language Policy, 1927
C. The Arts
142. The Times of London Comments on Canadian
Painting, 1924 335
143. Lord Bessborough on the Dominion Drama
Festival, 1935 337
D. The Sciences
144. Extracts from the First Report of the National
Research Council of Canada, 1916-1918 340
145. Canada s First Nobel Prize in Science: Insulin, 1923 343
146. Extracts from the Report of the National Research
Council for 1945-46 344
E. Control of Radio Broadcasting
147. Extracts from the Report of the
Aird Commission, 1929 347
148. Le Devoir on Quebec s Claim to
Control Broadcasting 351
149. The Canadian Radio Broadcasting Act, 1932
150. The Canadian Broadcasting Act, 1936
352
355
VIII: External Affairs and Defence
A. The Commonwealth and National
Independence
1.The First World War, 1914-1918:
Constitutional Developments
151. Sir Robert Borden s Toy Automata Letter,
4 January 1916 362
152. Imperial War Cabinet and Imperial War
Conference, 1917 363
153. Imperial War Cabinet and Imperial War
Conference, 1918 369
2. The Paris Peace Conference, 1919
154. Telegrams on Representation at the Conference 375
155. Memorandum concerning the Dominions as Parties
and Signatories to the Peace Treaties 377
156. Loring Christie s Notes on the Conference,
July 1919 379
157. Ratification of the German Treaty by Canada 386
3. The Imperial Conference of 1921 and
Imperial Foreign Policy
158. Extracts from Proceedings of the Conference 387
159. Foreign Policy: Meighen s Three Conclusions 389
160. The Anglo-Japanese Alliance 392
161. Discussion on Constitutional Relations 405
162. Sir Robert Borden s Report on the Washington
Conference of 1921-1922 410
4. The Chanak Incident, 1922
163. The British Request, 15 September 1922
419
164. Mackenzie King Makes a Private Comment,
17 September 1922 420
165. The Canadian Reply, 18 September 1922 421
166. Press Reports in Canada 422
167. Arthur Meighen s Ready, Aye Ready Speech,
22 September 1922 423
5. The Halibut Treaty, 1923
168. Telegrams between Ottawa, London and
Washington on Signing of the Treaty 424
169. Treaty between Canada and the United States of
America for Securing the Preservation of the
Halibut Fishery of the North Pacific Ocean 428
170. Parliamentary Approval of the Treaty, June 1923 430
6. The Imperial Conference of 1923
171. Extracts from O.D. Skelton s Memorandum
Canada and the Control of Foreign Policy, 1923 431
172. Mackenzie King on the Nature of the Conference,
3 October 1923 435
173. Extracts from Mackenzie King s Statement on
Foreign Policy, 8 October 1923 435
174. John W. Dafoe s Diary of the Conference 443
175. Extracts from the Proceedings of the Conference 445
7. Canada and the Locarno Treaties
176. Byng to Amery, 8 January 1926 451
8. The Imperial Conference of 1926
177. A Canadian Newspaperman Comments on
the Conference 454
178. Extracts from the Proceedings of the Conference 455
9. Representation in the United States
179. The Governor General (The Duke of Devonshire) to
the Secretary of State for the Colonies
(Lord Milner) 3 October 1919 468
180. Milner to Devonshire, 28 October 1919 470
181. Comments by Mackenzie King, 1920 471
182. Commission of the First Canadian Minister to the
United States, 1926
473
10. Equality Within the Commonwealth
183. Extracts from the Report of the Conference on the
Operation of Dominion Legislation and
Merchant Shipping Legislation, 1929 474
184. The Imperial Conference of 1930 477
185. The Statute of Westminster, 1931 485
11. Facing a New War, 2935-2939
186. The Imperial Conference of 1937 488
187. John W. Dafoe on the Debate in Canada,
17 June 1937 491
188. Mackenzie King Supports Munich 493
189. Dr. Manion Finds a Formula, 27 March 1939 494
190. Party Leaders in Agreement, 30 March 1939 496
B. Canada and the League of Nations
191. Extracts from the Covenant of the
League of Nations 499
192. Canada s First Attack on Article 10, 1919 508
193. Note on the Status of the Dominions in the
League of Nations, 1919 510
194. Canada Rejects the Geneva Protocol, 1925 511
195. The Ethiopian Crisis, 1935: The Canadian
Government Repudiates Dr. Riddell s Initiative 512
C. The Boundaries of Canada
196. The Labrador Boundary: Report of the Judicial
Committee of the Privy Council, 1 March 1927 514
D. Defence Policy Between the Two Wars
197. Expenditure on the Defence Departments
between the Wars 522
198. The National Defence Act, 1922 524
199. The Visiting Forces (British Commonwealth)
Act, 1933
524
200. The Joint Staff Committee Makes
Recommendations for Rearmament, 1936 527
201. Mackenzie King Urges the Liberal Caucus to
Support his Rearmament Program,
20 January 1937 532
202. The Minister of National Defence Defines the
Government s Priorities, 1939 533
E. Canada and the United Nations,
1943-1945
203. Mackenzie King Produces the Idea of
Functional Representation, 1943 534
204. Canada Comments on the Dumbarton Oaks
Proposals for a World Organization,
12 January 1945 536
205. Extracts from the Charter of the United Nations,
Signed 26 June 1945 538
IX: War
A. The First World War
1. The Outbreak of War
206. Canada s First Offer of Forces 548
207. The Official Word of War 549
208. Canada s Offer is Accepted 549
209. Opinions from Henri Bourassa 550
2. Command and Control of the Forces and
Conduct of the War
210. Canada s Naval Force is Placed at Disposal, 1914 552
211. A Canadian Takes Command of the
Canadian Corps, 1917 552
212. New Systems of Control 553
213. Sir Robert Borden Tells the Imperial War
Cabinet, 13 June 1918
556
3. On the Battlefield and Above It
214. The 1st Canadian Division in the Second
Battle of Ypres, 1915 560
215. Sir Arthur Currie on the Battle of Vimy Ridge, 1917 562
216. Recommendation for the Victoria Cross,
Captain W.A. Bishop, 1917 563
217. The Record of the Hundred Days, 1918 564
4. The Conflict over Manpower and Conscription
218. The Canadian Military Commitment Is Raised 566
219. Sir Wilfrid Laurier Expresses a Private Opinion 567
220. Voluntary Enlistments, by Provinces and
Nationalities, August 1914 — 31 October 1917 568
221. A Moderate French-Canadian Newspaper on the
Military Service Bill 569
222. The French-Canadian Nationalist Position 569
223. Henri Bourassa on the Military Service Bill Debate 571
224. The Military Service Act, 1917 572
225. The Halifax Chronicle Assails the Borden
Government, October 1917 576
226. The Halifax Chronicle Supports Borden s Union
Government, November 1917 577
227. An Election Riot in Sherbrooke, 1917 578
228. Quebec ueber Alles 579
229. The Military Service Act is Strengthened by
Order in Council, 1918 580
5. The Industrial Effort
230. The Imperial Munitions Board 583
6. Special and Emergency Legislation
231. The War Measures Act, 1914 586
232. The Military Voters Act, 1917 587
233. The War-time Elections Act, 1917 591
B. The Second World War
1. The Outbreak of War
234. Form and Objectives of Canadian War Policy,
24 August 1939 595
235. Ernest Lapointe Speaks to the House 597
236. Canada Declares War 601
2. The Quebec Election of 1939
237. Duplessis Throws Down the Gauntlet,
24 September 1939 603
238. Lapointe Picks the Gauntlet Up, 29 September 1939 604
239. Lapointe on Conscription, 9 October 1939 605
3. Canada and the Higher Direction of the War
240. Mackenzie King Describes the Machinery for
Directing the War, July 1943 606
241. Roosevelt Vetoes Canadian Participation in the
First Quebec Conference, 1943 608
242. Letting England Lead 608
4. Command and Control of the Forces
243. The Canadian Government s Directive to
General Crerar, 24 May 1944 610
244. Extract from a Directive by General Sir Bernard
Montgomery to his Forces, 20 August 1944 614
245. The Ralston-Sinclair Agreement on R.C.A.F.
Squadrons, 7 January 1941 615
5. The Battlefield: Land, Sea and Air
246. Extracts from the Duff Report on the Hong Kong
Affair, 4 June 1942 617
247. Bad News by Pigeon Post: Dieppe, 19 August 1942 619
248. Convoy O.N. 127 Fights Its Way Through,
September 1942 620
249. The 1st Canadian Division Takes Ortona,
December 1943 623
250. No. 6 (R.C.A.F.) Bomber Group Attacks Hamburg,
Night 28-29 July 1944 625
251. General Crerar Reports on the Falaise Gap Battle 627
6. Manpower and Conscriptiofi
252. The National Resources Mobilization Act, 1940 629
253. The Plebiscite: Manifesto of the Ligue pour
la défense du Canada, 1942
631
633
254. Crisis, 1944: General Stuart Asks for 15,000 Men
255. Crisis, 1944: Mackenzie King Gets Himself a
New Defence Minister 634
256. Crisis, 1944: The Coming of Overseas Conscription 635
257. Louis St. Laurent Expresses His Convictions 637
258. Intake of Men into the Armed Forces,
by Provinces, 1939-1945 639
7. Economic Effort and Controls
259. A Program for Munitions and Supply 641
260. An Act to Amend the Department of Munitions
and Supply Act, 1940 643
261. Extracts from Reports of the Wartime Prices and
Trade Board, 1945 and 1946 644
262. Some Statistics of Canadian War Production,
1939-1945 645
8. Atomic Energy
263. C.J. Mackenzie, Acting President, National
Research Council, to C.D. Howe, 10 April 1944 647
264. Extract from Minutes of Combined Policy
Committee, Washington, 13 April 1944 648
9. Rapprochement with the United States
265. The Ogdensburg Declaration, 18 August 1940 650
266. The Hyde Park Declaration, 20 April 1941 651
Index 653
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