Speech of the Hon. J.A. Chapleau on the motion made, before the House of Commons, on the 11th March 1886, to blame the government for having allowed the execution of Louis Riel

Speech of the Hon. J.A. Chapleau on the motion made, before the House of Commons, on the 11th March 1886, to blame the government for having allowed the execution of Louis Riel

by J. A. Chapleau

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