Canada votes, 1791-1891
By: written and compiled by Richard Howard.
Series: The Canadian series of jackdaws -- C3; Jackdaw -- C3
Publisher: Clarke, Irwin
Published: 1967
Place of publication: [Toronto]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 19
Subjects: Elections -- Canada.; Voting -- Canada
Notes: Title from portfolio.

In portfolio.
Table of contents: value: [Introductory folder]; value: Map of Upper and Lower Canada showing changes in representation, 1791-1841.; value: Letter from the Provincial Secretary at Niagara, 1792, calling an election.; value: Return from the election in Gaspé, Lower Canada, 1796.; value: Sketch of the hustings in County Perth, Upper Canada, 1828.; value: Colonial advocate (York) for May 31st, 1832.; value: The resignation of the ministers: part of the first Reform Alliance pamphlet, 1844.; value: Election at Château-Richer near Quebec: detail from the painting by Joseph Légaré, 1849.; value: "Washington ho!": poster from 1861.; value: Part of Kingston poll-book of 1861.; value: Part of John A. Macdonald's protest against an accusation of corrupt practice in the election of 1874.; value: Conservation anti-U.S. election poster, 1891.; value: Cartoon on Macdonald by J.W. Bengough, 1891.; value: Six broadsheets: 1. 1791: Governors.  2. 1832: Getting to vote.  3. 1844: Strife of factions.  4. 1861: Campaign.  5. 1874: Scandal.  6. 1891: The economy.