The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 120Atlantic Monthly Company, 1917 - American essays |
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Page 559
... Quebec . There was one man who could prob- ably have changed the whole situation in Quebec , had he been granted an op- portunity to do so . This was Major- General F. L. Lessard , a Roman- Catholic French - Canadian , a man who had the ...
... Quebec . There was one man who could prob- ably have changed the whole situation in Quebec , had he been granted an op- portunity to do so . This was Major- General F. L. Lessard , a Roman- Catholic French - Canadian , a man who had the ...
Page 562
... Quebec would rule Canada , and that Canada would be out of the war . To avoid this I consider it of vital importance that a Union non - partisan government should be formed before election , and should seek the support of all the ...
... Quebec would rule Canada , and that Canada would be out of the war . To avoid this I consider it of vital importance that a Union non - partisan government should be formed before election , and should seek the support of all the ...
Page 564
... Quebec . There may be a grain of wisdom in what he says . It is also a fact that the conscription act will fall lightly on Quebec because it is there common for the young men to marry before they reach the draft age , and they will thus ...
... Quebec . There may be a grain of wisdom in what he says . It is also a fact that the conscription act will fall lightly on Quebec because it is there common for the young men to marry before they reach the draft age , and they will thus ...
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