Books by George William Ross
Total count: 90
Address delivered in the House of Commons of Canada, April 29, 1874, on the motion for adopting the second report of the select committee, on prohibitions.n.]1874-01-01
Discours prononcés en la Chambre des communes par G.W. Ross, M. P., (Middlesex-Ouest) et John Charlton, M.P., (Norfolk-Nord)sur la proposition "Que la Chambre se forme en comité des subsides" : critique impartiale de la politique financière du cabinet-Mackenzie, session de 1878.s.n.]1878-01-01
Speech delivered by the Hon. G.W. Ross, minister of education : on the motion to consider the agreement respecting the publication of a new series of readers, in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, March 1885Printed by the "Grip"1885-01-01
Speech delivered by the Hon. G.W. Ross, minister of educationon the motion to consider the agreement respecting the publication of a new series of readers, in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, March 1885s.n.]1885-01-01
Speech of the Hon. Geo. W. Ross, minister of education, at his nomination, October 11th, 1886, on the progress of our schools, text books, and religious instructions.n.1886-01-01
Speech on the progress of our schools, text-books, and religious instruction.1886-01-01
The separate school question and the French language in the public schoolsHunter & Co.1889-01-01
The French language in our public schoolsHunter, Rose & Co.1889-01-01
Provincial politicsHunter, Rose & Co.1890-01-01
Report on Compulsory Education in Canada, Great Britain, Germany and the United StatesWarwick & Sons1891-01-01
Scotland and her memoriesHunter, Rose1891-01-01
Address delivered by the Hon. Geo. W. Ross, Minister of Education for Ontario, at Montreal, on Hallowe'en, October 31st, 1890Hunter, Rose1891-01-01
Patriotic recitations and Arbor Day exercises.Warwick Bros. & Rutter1893-01-01
Patriotic recitations and Arbor Day exercisesWarwick & Rutter1893-01-01
The schools of England and GermanyPrinted by Warwick bros. & Rutter1894-01-01
Speech at the Canadian Press Association Banquet, Jan. 31st, 1895.1895-01-01
Speech of the Hon. Geo. W. Ross, at the Canadian Press Association banquet, January 31st, 1895s.n.1895-01-01
The school system of Ontario (Canada) its history and distinctive featuresD. Appleton and company1896-01-01
The Universities of Canada: Their History and OrganizationPrinted by Warwick Bros . & Rutter1896-01-01
The school system of Ontario(Canada) its history and distinctive features.Appleton1896-01-01
Speech by the Hon. G.W. Ross, LL.D., Minister of Education, on the Policy of the Education ...s.n.]1897-01-01
Address delivered by the Hon. G.W. Ross, on moving the second reading of a bill re University of Toronto, in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, on April 1st, 1897s.n.]1897-01-01
Address delivered before the Toronto Branch, British Empire League on preferential trade with Great Britain and reciprocity with the United States in St. George's Hall, Toronto, December 4th, 1897Carswell Co.1897-01-01
Speech by the Hon. G.W. Ross on the policy of the education department delivered in the legislative assemblyWarwick & Rutter1897-01-01
Address delivered before the Toronto Branch British Empire League by the Hon. G.W. Ross, LL.D., M.P.P., Minister of Education for the province of Ontario (Canada) on preferential trade with Great Britain, and reciprocity with the United States in St. George's Hall, Toronto, December 4th, 1897Carswell1897-01-01
Speech by the Hon. G.W. Ross, LL.D., Minister of Education, on the policy of the Education Department.s.n.]1897-01-01
Speech by the Hon. G.W. Ross, LL.D., Minister of Education, on the policy of the Education Departments.n.]1897-01-01
Great speech by Hon. Geo. W. Ross, premier of Ontario, delivered at Whitby, November, 1899government's policy.s.n.1899-01-01
Great speechs.n.1899-01-01
Speech of the Hon. G.W. Ross, at the banquet given to the Hon. Clifford Sifton by the Liberals of Toronto, December 11th, 1900 in reply to the toast "The Legislature of Ontario"s.n.1900-01-01
Financial statement of Hon. Geo. W. Ross, treasurer of the province of Ontariodelivered on the 8th March, 1900, in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, on moving the house into committee of supplys.n.1900-01-01
Addressesdelivered by G.W. Ross during his recent visit to England and at the meeting on his return.1901-01-01
Speech delivered by Hon. G. W. Ross on the introduction of the Bill respecting the sale of intoxicating liquors, 12th February, 1902s.n.1902-01-01
Speeches delivered by Hon. G.W. Ross in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario on the Liquor Act of 1902.1902-01-01
Opposed to reciprocity in 1903s.n.]1903-01-01
Reply to the manifesto of the Executive Committee of the Ontario Branch of the Dominion Alliance.1904-01-01
The making of our constitutionaddress delivered by G.W. Ross before Montreal Women's Canadian Club, Jan. 21, 1908, Lady Drummond, President of the Club presiding.1908-01-01
The historical significance of the Plains of Abrahams.n.]1908-01-01
Opposes reciprocity treaty in the speach before Toronto Board of Trades.n.]1909-01-01
Reciprocityaddress delivered to members of the Toronto Board of Trade at luncheon, November 3rd, 1910.1910-01-01
Getting into Pariament and after.W. Briggs1913-01-01
Getting into Parliament and afterW. Briggs1913-01-01
Canada and the navy : a speech delivered by the Honourable Sir George RossIn moving amendment to the Naval Aid Bill in the Senate of Canada on May 27th, 1913Central Information Office of the Canadian Liberal Party1913-01-01
The Senate of Canadaits constitution, powers and duties historically consideredCopp, Clark Co.1914-01-01
The Senate of Canada, its constitution, powers and duties historically considered.Copp, Clark1914-01-01
The nationalization of steelone step forward, two steps back?MacGibbon & Kee1965-01-01
Le tarifdiscours prononcé dans la Chambre des communes le 12 mars 1880s.n.1986-01-01
Addresses delivered by Hon. G.W. Ross during his recent visit to England and at the meeting on his returns.n.1995-01-01
Hon. Alexander MackenzieHis Life and TimesCreative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01