The new era in Canada
Subtitle: essays dealing with the upbuilding of the Canadian commonwealth
By: ed. by J. O. Miller.
Publisher: J.M. Dent & Sons, Ltd.; E.P. Dutton & Co.
Published: 1917
Place of publication: London [etc.]; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 421
Subjects: Canada -- Politics and government -- 1867-
Table of contents: title: Democracy and social progress, by S. Leacock.; title: The foundations of the new era, by Sir C. Sifton.; title: Our national heritage, by F. D. Adams.; title: Immigration and settlement, by Sir J. Willison.; title: East and west, by Sir E. Walker.; title: National ideals in industry, by G. F. Beer.; title: Canadian national unity, by N. McNeil.; title: Women and the nation, by Marjory MacMurchy.; title: The bi-lingual question, by G. M. Wrong.; title: Our future in the empire: central authority, by A. J. Glazebrook.; title: Our future in the empire: alliance under the crown, by J. W. Dafoe.; title: Some thoughts on the suffrage in Canada, by Mrs. H. P. Plumptre.; title: Public opinion and political life, by P. McArthur.; title: The better government of our cities, by J. O. Miller.; title: The outlook for religious faith, by H. Symonds.; title: Our national organization for the war, by S. Leacock.