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Sir Arthur Meighen is a Canadian Conservative politician. Arthur Meighen was born in Anderson, Ontario, Canada on 16 June 1874 to Joseph Meighen and Mary Jane Bel. Meighen attended high school in St. Marys at North Ward Public School. The grandson of the schoolmaster of the first school in St. Marys, Meighen was an exemplary student. In 1892 in his final year at St. Marys Collegiate Institute ...
1. Feb. 2010 · He wrote Overseas Addresses (1921) and Unrevised and Unrepentant Debating Speeches and Others (1949). He died at Toronto, Ontario in 1960. He is commemorated by Arthur Meighen School in Portage la Prairie and, in 2010, his home at 131 Dufferin Avenue East in Portage la Prairie was designated in the Memorable Manitobans: The Homes program.
27. Mai 2007 · Arthur Meighen, avocat, homme politique, homme d'affaires, premier ministre du Canada (Anderson, Ont., 16 juin 1874 -- Toronto, Ont., 5 août 1960). Député fédéral de 1908 à 1926, chef du Parti conservateur de 1920 à 1926 et de 1941 à 1942, premier ministre de 1920 à 1921 et en 1926, enfin sénateur de 1932 à 1941, Meighen est un ...
Arthur Meighen's paternal grandfather, Gordon, was a Presbyterian Ulsterman who left Londonderry in 1839 for Upper Canada. Five years later he acquired a farm lot in the southwest part of the province, near St Marys, where he became the local schoolmaster. At his death in 1859 his 13-year-old son, Joseph, left school to run the farm. Marriage in 1871 and six children followed in orderly ...
14. März 2022 · Today on Meet the PMs, we meet Arthur Meighen, Canada’s 9th Prime Minister.0:00 Introduction0:29 Fast Facts1:23 Career Check-Up3:17 Legacy3:39 A Final LookIf...
Arthur Meighen. Arthur Meighen; licenciado en matemáticas, abogado y político canadiense. Nació el 16 de junio de 1874, en Anderson, Ontario. Falleció el 5 de agosto de 1960, en Toronto . Estudió en la escuela secundaria St. Mary de Ontario y luego se graduó de licenciado en matemáticas por la Universidad de Toronto (1896).
11. Nov. 2018 · Arthur Meighen, World War I ended on 11 November 1918. Canada’s fighting forces performed well, and some say that Canada forged its identity as an independent nation in the horrible furnace of war. The costs were great — sixty thousand dead and thousands more who returned mutilated in mind and spirit. In 1921, Arthur Meighen, Canada’s ...
