Ames, Herbert Brown, 1863-1954
Ames, Herbert Brown, Sir, 1863-1954
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Herbert Brown Ames
Herbert Ames Canadian politician
Ames, Herbert
Ames, Herbert (Herbert Brown), 1863-1954
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (10)
Works
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| Abstract of a course of ten lectures on municipal administration in Montreal, 1896?: |
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| Administration financière et répartition des dépenses : Société des Nations |
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| Alderman Ekers' splendid record |
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| Canadian political history : outlines of a course of ten lectures delivered in connection with the educational work of the Young Men's Christian Association of Montreal during the autumn of 1894 |
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| The case of China and Japan before the League of Nations; a dramatization of the events of 1931-1933 |
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| "The City Below the Hill" a sociological study of a portion of the city of Montreal, Canada |
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| The League of Nations : financial administration and apportionment of expenses |
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| Our national benefaction : a review of the Canadian patriotic fund. |
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| Our western heritage, and how it is being squandered by the Laurier government : being a brief summary of the criticisms offered in the House of Commons of Canada during the Tenth Parliament as to the manner in which the Laurier government has administered the western lands |
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| Returned soldiers; proceedings of the special committee appointed to consider, inquire into and report upon the reception, treatment, care, training and re-education of the wounded, disabled and convalescent who have served in the Canadian expeditionary forces, and the provision of employment for those who have been honourably discharged who are unable to engage in their former occupation. Comprising the evidence taken and statements submitted in connection therewith |
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