Addresses on Canada and the war, 1939-1942
By: [broadcasts] by W. L. Mackenzie King.
Published: 1939
Place of publication: Ottawa, Ont. :}bPrinter to the King's most excellent Majesty
Language: eng
Subjects: World War, 1939-1945.; World War, 1939-1945 -- Canada.
Notes: 1
Table of contents: value: 1. Canada at the side of Britain.; value: 2. Issue in the present war.; value: 3. Organization of Canada's war effort : Parliament and the government.; value: 4. British Commonwealth air training plan.; value: 5. Labour and the war : two significant anniversaries.; value: 6. Voices of mercy : an appeal for the Canadian Red Cross.; value: 7. Old year and the new.; value: 8. Total war and total effort : an appeal for war savings.; value: 9. New world order : Welcome to Mr. Wendell Willkie.; value: 10. What Canada is doing : a tribute to the Canadian people.; value: 11. Hyde Park Declaration : co-operation in economic defence.; value: 12. Till the hour of victory.; value: 13. Today's situation and Canada's contribution : sunlight and shadows.; value: 14. Canada's contribution to freedom.; value: 15. Address at Lord Mayor's luncheon.; value: 16. Servitude or freedom : the present position of the war.; value: 17. Controlling the cost of living : the stabilization of prices and wages.; value: 18. War on all continents.; value: 19. Introduction of Rt. Hon. Winston Churchill.; value: 20. Inauguration of the Second Victory Loan.; value: 21. National security : the issue in the Plebiscite.; value: 22. National unity and national security : responsibility to our own and future generations.; value: 23. Manpower and a total war effort : National Selective Service.; value: 24. Three years of war : the real issue in the struggle.; value: 25. Labour and the war : an address to the American Federation of Labor.; value: 26. Nothing matters now but victory : an address on the opening of the 1942 Victory Loan Campaign.; value: 27. Military occupation of French North Africa, and the withdrawal of recognition of the Government at Vichy.; value: 28. Defence of common liberties : an address to the Pilgrims of the United States.; value: 29. Temperance and a total war effort.