An edition of Judge them as a whole! (1887)

Judge them as a whole!

and consider before voting if you can risk a return to the dull times between 1874 and 1878

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Handbill for the federal election of 1887 (from: PAC, MG 55/29, no. 35: Election handbills on National Policy, 1887). Parliament was dissolved Jan. 15, 1887 and the elections were held on Feb. 22, 1887.

Campaign literature issued by the Conservative Party in its series of numbered broadsides entitled, Facts for the people.

In triple columns.

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Facts for the people (Liberal-Conservative Party) -- no. 25

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382.7

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OL53675154M
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1007615903

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