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Sir Charles Tupper

1821 – 1915

  • The charges against the government and its officials in connection wiht the Yukon administrationThe charges against the government and its officials in connection wiht the Yukon administration
  • A letter to the Right Honorable Earl Russell, principal secretary of state and foreign affairs, advocating the removal of Lord Mulgrave from the government of Nova ScotiaA letter to the Right Honorable Earl Russell, principal secretary of state and foreign affairs, advocating the removal of Lord Mulgrave from the government of Nova Scotia
  • Annual statement respecting the Canadian Pacific RailwayAnnual statement respecting the Canadian Pacific Railway
  • Banquet to Hon. Sir Charles Tupper, G.C.M.G., C.B., on his election for the county of Cape Breton, February 6th, 1896Banquet to Hon. Sir Charles Tupper, G.C.M.G., C.B., on his election for the county of Cape Breton, February 6th, 1896
  • Budget speech delivered by Hon. Sir Charles Tupper, in the House of commons Thursday, 12th May, 1887Budget speech delivered by Hon. Sir Charles Tupper, in the House of commons Thursday, 12th May, 1887
  • Canada and her relations with the mother countryCanada and her relations with the mother country
  • Canada in relation to the unity of the EmpireCanada in relation to the unity of the Empire
  • Chemin de fer Pacifique canadienChemin de fer Pacifique canadien
  • Discours de l'Honorable Sir Charles Tupper sur le budgetDiscours de l'Honorable Sir Charles Tupper sur le budget
  • Discours de Sir Charles Tupper sur les resolution du chemin der fer du Pacifique CanadienDiscours de Sir Charles Tupper sur les resolution du chemin der fer du Pacifique Canadien
  • Exposé budgétaire par l'Hon. Sir Charles Tupper, C.B., G.C.M.G., &c., ministre des financesExposé budgétaire par l'Hon. Sir Charles Tupper, C.B., G.C.M.G., &c., ministre des finances
  • Further correspondence between Sir Charles Tupper and Sir John Pender on the subject of a proposed Pacific cableFurther correspondence between Sir Charles Tupper and Sir John Pender on the subject of a proposed Pacific cable