James W. (James Wilson) Robertson
Born 1857-01-01
Died 1930-01-01
Identifiers
- Internet Archivemacdonaldfundsfo00robe_0
- Open LibraryOL9408112A
Top Subjects
- Canada (3)
- Agriculture (2)
- Rural Education (1)
- Study and teaching (1)
- Manual training (1)
- Natural resources (1)
- Technical education (1)
Books by James W. (James Wilson) Robertson
Total count: 11
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Report of an address to the Canadian Education AssociationCanadian Red Cross Society, National Headquarters1900-01-01
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Macdonald Manual Training Schools in Canada[s.n.]1901-01-01
The Macdonald funds for manual training and the immprovement of rural schoolsevidence of James W. Robertson, Commmissioner of Agriculture and Dairying before the Select Standing Committee on Agriculture and Colonization, 1903S.E. Dawson1904-01-01-
Témoignage du Dr James W. Robertson L.L.D., C.M.G., directeur du College MacDonald devant le Comtié spécial permanent de l'agriculture et de la colonisation 1906-7S. E. Dawson1907-01-01
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Conservations, report of an address by Jas. W. Robertson, on Saturday, 25 February, 1911The R.L. Crain Co., Limited1911-01-01
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Conservationsreport of an address by Jas. W. Robertson on Saturday, 25 February, 1911 / revised from a shorthand report by A. C. Campbell .[s.n.]1911-01-01
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Educational culture for the people of Manitobaan address at convocation of the University of Manitoba, 10th May, 19121912-01-01
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Work of the Committee on landsCommittee on Lands1915-01-01
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Education for occupationsreport of an address by Dr. James W. Robertson, of Ottawa, to the Ontario Educational Association at Toronto, April, 1915[s.n.]1915-01-01
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Secours agricole aux alliésune visite récente en Angleterre et en France[s.n.]1917-01-01
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Report of Commission appointed under Order in Council <P. C. 1929>September 22, 1923, to enquire into the industrial unrest among the steel workers at Sydney, N.S., creating conditions which have occasioned the calling out of the active militia in aid of the civil power and their retention for a considerable period of time in the areas affected. Printed as a Supplement to "The Labour gazette," February, 1924Printed at the Government printing bureau1924-01-01