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The memoirs of Sir Robert Borden are honest, straightforward, and fair; qualities similar to those possessed by the unpretentious Nova Scotia lawyer who became ...
Today, Borden is usually singled out as one of Canada’s greatest leaders, for both his wartime leadership and important role in helping assert Canada’s right to an independent foreign policy. Name: Sir Robert Laird Borden. Born: June 26, 1854, Grand Pre, Nova Scotia. Died: June 10, 1937, Ottawa Ontario. Served: October 10, 1911 to July 10 ...
Robert Laird Borden was one of those men in history whom fate seems to elect to lead nations in time of crisis. From a successful lawyer, content with his lot, Borden was suddenly thrust to the forefront of Canadian polities. He lacked the gift of eloquence, his speeches usually read better than they sounded, but his level-headed thought and determination earned him the confidence of his ...
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Robert Laird Borden was born and educated in Grand Pre, Nova Scotia, a farming community at the eastern end of the Annapolis Valley, where his great-grandfather Perry Borden, Sr. of Tiverton, Rhode Island had taken up Acadian land in 1760. Perry had accompanied his father, Samuel Borden, the chief surveyor chosen by the government of Massachusetts to survey the former Acadian land and draw up ...
Robert Borden McGill-Queen's Press - MQUP , Jan 15, 1969 - History - 289 pages The memoirs of Sir Robert Borden are honest, straightforward, and fair; qualities similar to those possessed by the unpretentious Nova Scotia lawyer who became leader of the Conservative Party and Canada's prime minister during World War One.
30 de set. de 2002 · Robert Laird Borden, Prime Minister of Canada 1911-1920, was born at Grand Pre, Kings County, Nova Scotia, on 26 June 1854; he died at Ottawa on 10 June 1937. He was a leading figure in the achievement of Dominion Status, and in the transition from the British Empire to the British Commonwealth of Nations. His leadership during World War One ...
