Political Science Quarterly: December 1923: Review: Au Canada.,Au Canada.,Au Canada.,Au Canada.,Au Canada.,Au Canada.,Au Canada.,Au Canada.,Au Canada.,Au Canada.,Au Canada.,Au Canada.,Au Canada.,Au Canada.,Au Canada.

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Volume 38 - Number 4 - December 1923

pp. 698-700

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Au Canada, M. Gabriel Hanotaux, Maréchal Fayolle, Albert Besnard, Jean Brunhes, Comtesse de Bryas, J. dal Piaz, Sénateur Dandurand, J. L. Gilmour, M. Guénard, F. Guillotel, G. Louis-Jaray, Comte de Massignac, G. Menier, Ferdinand Roy and M. Webster

Reviewed by Reginald G. Trotter

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