Hughes, Samuel, 1853-1921
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Hughes, Sam, 1853-1921
Hughes, Sam, Sir, 1853-1921
Sam Hughes
Hughes, Samuel, Sir, 1853-1921
VIAF ID: 18287281 (Personal)
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Darlington (Clarington), Kanada
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Lindsay, Ontario, Kanada
Works
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| Address delivered by Lieut.-General Sir Sam Hughes, K.C.B., M.P., to his constituents of Victoria and Haliburton counties, at Lindsay, Ont., April 28th, 1917 |
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| Book of words : as sung by the National Chorus in Massey Hall, November ninth, nineteen fifteen |
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| Book of words : the National Chorus, conductor Dr. Albert Ham, under the auspices of the Empire Club, November 9th, 1915 : address by Maj.-Gen. the Hon. Sir Sam Hughes ... |
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| Correspondence of General Sir Sam Hughes, Ex-Minister of Militia, and the Right Hon. Sir Robert Borden at the time Sir Sam resigned : Sir Sam accused of insubordination but dismissed for writing the Premier an insulting letter. |
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| Do your bit : For the red, white and blue |
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| faults lie gently : the incredible Sam Hughes / by Alan R. Capon ; with foreword by th hon. Leslie M. Frost, 1969 |
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| The madman and the butcher, 2010: |
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| Pourquoi je m'enrôle : discours prononcé au Monument national, à Montréal, le 21 janvier 1916 |
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| A Primer of map geography... |
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| Sam Hughes, 1986: |
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| Speech delivered in Canadian House of Commons, on Monday, March 13th, 1905, upon the proposal for full partnership union of Great Britain and her colonies in a new, independent, imperial parliament. |
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| Speech of Mr. Sam Hughes on the Ross rifle, Ottawa, Friday, May 22, 1908. |
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