Oliver Mowat
Born 1820-01-01
Died 1903-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF25405370
- WikidataQ1387837
- ISNI000000007373281X
- Open LibraryOL4661758A
Top Subjects
- Ontario -- Politics and government (11)
- Christianity (6)
- Ontario (5)
- Politics and government (4)
- Apologetics (4)
- Canada (3)
- Canadian pamphlets (3)
Books by Oliver Mowat
Total count: 45
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A letter on the Bill for quieting titles to real estate in Upper Canadaaddressed to the Hon. John A. Macdonald, Attorney-General for Upper Canada ...Globe Steam Job Press1865-01-01
A letter on the bill for quieting titles to real estate in Upper Canadaaddressed to the Hon. John A. Macdonald, Attorney-General for Upper Canadas.n.]1865-01-01
Reform government in Ontario: the benefits it has conferred upon the peopleGlobe Print. Co.1879-01-01-
Reform Government in Ontariothe benefits it has conferred upon the people.Globe Prtg. Co.1879-01-01
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[ Speech, delivered in the Ontario Legislature, January 27, 1882.1882-01-01
St. James Square Presbyterian Church, Torontofarewell meeting to the Rev. John M. King, D.D., 22nd October, 1883s.n.1883-01-01
The sectarian crusadeviews of Hon. Oliver Mowat ..., Hon S. H. Blake ..., and Rev. Dr. Castle ... on the no-popery Tory crys.n.1886-01-01-
An open letter addressed by Hon. Oliver Mowat to Rev. G.M. Milligan, 29th October, 1886: Protestantism not in danger.1886-01-01
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The separate schoolsthe no-popery cry, Protestantism not in dangerRobinson (pr.)1886-01-01
The separate schools, the no-popery cry, Protestantism not in dangerC.B. Robinson, pr.1886-01-01
Provincial politics. 1890Hunter, Rose & Co.1890-01-01
The premier's address to his constituents, on the questions of the day, May 31st, 1890s.n.]1890-01-01-
A speech delivered ...at Woodstock, Dec. 3, 1889. No. 1: The sectarian issues and the history and present position of the public schools in the French districts of Ontario.Printed by Hunter, Rose1890-01-01
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The premier's address to his constituents on the questions of the dayMay 31st, 1890.Printed by Hunter, Rose1890-01-01
Provincial politics, 1890from Mr. Mowat's speech at Embro, December, 1889s.n.1890-01-01-
Hon. Oliver Mowat, to his constituents, at Tavistock, January 15th, 1890and also a supplementary memorandum : no. 3. The new party in its relations to the political parties of the province : appendix: an extract from the "Good Templar of Canada" : Toronto, January, 1890.Printed by Hunter, Rose1890-01-01
Report of the speeches delivered by Hon. Mr. Mowat, Hon. Geo. W. Ross, Mr. Evanturel, M.P.P., in the Legislative Assembly, April 3rd, 1890, on the proposed amendments to the School Act in relation to the use of the French language in the public schoolss.n.]1890-01-01
The sectarian issues and the history and present position of the public schools in the French districts of OntarioHunter, Rose & Co.1890-01-01-
The sectarian issues and the history and present position of the public schools of Ontario.A speech delivered at Woodstock, Dec. 3, 1889.Hunter1890-01-01
A speech delivered in the Legislative Assembly, March 25th, 1890Hunter1890-01-01
A speech delivered by Hon. Oliver Mowat, premier of Ontario, at Woodstock, Dec. 3, 1889s.n.]1890-01-01-
A speech delivered in the Legislative Assembly, March 25th, 1890.Hunter1890-01-01
The New Party in its relations to the political parties of the provinceHunter, Rose & Co.1890-01-01
History of the separate school system in Ontario and Quebecand a detailed account of amendments to the Act in this province, since 1871Hunter1890-01-01
Christianity, and some of its evidencesan addressWilliamson, Printed by Hunter, Rose1890-01-01-
Christianity, and some of its evidencesan addressWilliamson, Printed by Hunter, Rose1890-01-01
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The Reform Party and Canada's futurean open letter to the Hon. Alexander Mackenzie.Hunter, Rose1891-01-01
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Speech ... at a meeting in Port Elgin, on Thursday, 23rd November, 1892, with reference to the by-election in North Bruce.1892-01-01
Speech ... at a meeting in Port Elgin, on Thursday, 23rd November, 1892, with reference to the by-election in North Bruce1892-01-01
Speech of Sir Oliver Mowat, premier of Ontario, at a meeting in Port Elgin, on Thursday, 23rd November, 1892, with reference to the by-election in North Bruces.n.1892-01-01-
The "Patrons of industry."1893-01-01
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Past reform struggles and successes- Ontario's Assets.1894-01-01
Speech by Sir Oliver Mowat before the Toronto Young Men's Liberal Club on Monday, 14th January, 1894s.n.1894-01-01-
Speech ... before the Young Men's Liberal Clubon Monday, 14th January, 1894.1894-01-01
Sir Oliver Mowat's speech at Whitby, county of Ontario, 8th February, 1894Rev. ed.s.n.1894-01-01
Past reform struggles and successes - Ontario's assets; Sir Oliver Mowat's speech at Whitby, county of Ontario, 8th February, 1894s.n.1894-01-01
Speech by Sir Oliver Mowat before the Toronto Young Men's Liberal Club on Monday, 14th January, 1894s.n.1894-01-01
Ostracism of Roman Catholicsthe legislation and administration of public affairs 1872-1894, the finances; speech ... respecting the candidature of Hon. William Harty1895-01-01-
Ostracism of Roman Catholicsthe legislation and administration of public affairs 1872-1894, the finances; speech ... respecting the candidature of Hon. William Harty.1895-01-01
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Christianity, and its influencean address delivered before the Young Men's Christian Associations of the Medical Faculty of the Univ. of Toronto and of Trinity Medical College, Sunday, Feb. 13th, 1898, and now published by request.Hunter Rose1898-01-01
Christianity, and its influencean address delivered before the Young Men's Christian Associations of the Medical Faculty of the Univ. of Toronto and of Trinity Medical College, Sunday, Feb. 13th, 1898, and now published by requestHunter Rose1898-01-01-
Christianity and some of its evidences, popularly statedan addressNew ed., rev., with an enlarged appendix containing extracts from a subsequent lecture, and statistical and other notes.W. Briggs1901-01-01
Christianity and some of its evidences, popularly statedan addressNew ed., rev., with an enlarged appendix containing extracts from a subsequent lecture, and statistical and other notes.W. Briggs1901-01-01-
Speech by Sir Oliver Mowat before the Toronto Young Men's Liberal Club on Monday, 14th January, 1894s.n.1983-01-01
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Speech of Sir Oliver Mowat, premier of Ontario, at a meeting in Port Elgin, on Thursday, 23rd November, 1892, with reference to the by-election in North Bruces.n.1983-01-01