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    Brian Mulroney

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    Brian Miltoney is the 18th Canadian Prime Minister - Brian Mulroney was born on March 20‚ 1939 in Baie-Comeau Quebec. - Brian Mulroney completed high school at a Roman Catholic School. - After high school Mulrony earned a Law degree from Laval University. - In Laval university Mulroney’s most friends played an important role in politics. - Mulroney was a passionate conservative and when the conservatives lost the1974 election Mulroney attempted to run as the leader but lost to his competition

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    Sir Guy Carleton - First Baron Dorchester During American Revolution Sir Guy Carleton‚ the 1st Baron Dorchester was one of the British military leaders. He was the governor of Quebec and he helped Canada’s growth into a united‚ self-governing country. He was born to a Protestant military family on September 3‚ 1724‚ at Strabane‚ county Tyrone‚ Ireland. He had two brothers (William Carleton and Thomas Carleton) and one sister (Connolly Crawford). Carleton seems to have had a mysterious childhood.

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    Why Do You Want to Be Lawyer

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    1. INTRODUCTION 5 CCQ Artticles: 5 Comments for essay questions: 5 Brierley and Macdonald‚ “Quebec Civil Law” (1993) 6 Autonomy of the will theory: (B/J) 6 Ghestin: "L ’utile et le juste dans les contrats" (1981) 6 2. PRECONTRACTUAL ANALYSIS 7 What constitutes a valid offer? 7 CLL definition of an offer & an offeror 7 CML definition of an offer 7 Preliminary negotiation v. offer: 8 Harvey v Facey (1893 Privy Council) 8 Termination of an offer – lapse and

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    this terrifying month‚ a terrorist group calling themselves the Front de Liberation du Quebec (FLQ) kidnapped British diplomat James Cross and provincial minister Pierre Laporte‚ and threatened to kill them unless a series of demands was met by the federal government. Then-Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau refused to give in to the demands of terrorists‚ and responded by sending the armed forces to assist the Quebec police‚ and on October 16th‚ 1970‚ Pierre Trudeau addresses the nation‚ explained his

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    Analysis of a speech made by Rene Boisvert‚ a Québec separatist Rene Boisvert’s speech about the wish to make Québec independent includes many oratory devices to make the speech effective in getting the attention of the audience and making an impression. First of all he focuses on the use of logos and‚ especially‚ pathos in the speech. In the first paragraph we can find logos in sentences such as “eight of the other Canadian provinces are overwhelmingly English-speaking”. In this sentence it is

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    World War I and the Australian Home front The First World War was a divisive experience on the Australian home front because when the United Kingdom declared war on Germany‚ the Australian government followed without hesitation. This was an expectation by the Australia public‚ as there were a large number of British-born citizens and the strong alliance between Australia and Britain. Therefore‚ this paper will argue that World War one was a divisive experience on the Australian home front because

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    Industrial Equipment Case

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    Equipment his father-in-law’s business an existing equipment business and his most direct competitor in the area (2) he can also expand by purchasing Metro service the sub-contraction company so it has its own service facility (3) he can purchase Quebec equipment so IE can expand its geographic reach and also enter the food services industry. Mr. Costello needs to evaluate these options to see which one of these options give him the best opportunity to grow the business in the long term. Internal

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    BNA act of confederation

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    British North American colonies. The Quebec Conference‚ which continued the discussions at Charlottetown‚ began on October 10 and lasted two weeks.  The London Conference was held in the United Kingdom and began on December 4‚ 1866 and it was the final in a series of conferences or debates that led to Canadian confederation in 1867.  The meeting for the Charlottetown Conference was set for September 1‚ 1864. The delegates from Canada arrived by ship from Quebec City with much fanfare. They all brought

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    of a range of appropriate political vocabulary.’ Things You Need to Know: Democracy and Political Participation * Democracy * Legitimacy * Direct Democracy * Representative Democracy * Referendums * Other Conceptions of Democracy * Democracy in the UK * Improving Democracy in the UK Party Policies and Ideas * The Nature of Political Parties * The Political Spectrum * Consensus

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    Costitution Essay

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    approaches by the USA and Australia towards their constitutional protection can be seen in how each country administers their express rights. An express right is a right that is entrenched in the constitution and can only be changed by a supermajority or referendum. These rights are directed at preventing abuse of government power. Australia has 5 express rights that are clearly stated in the constitution‚ such as trial by jury (section 80) which states that a trial on indictment for a federal offense must

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