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William Lyon MacKenzie King (1874-1950), Canada’s 10 th and longest serving Prime Minister was a devoted dog owner in life and in death. King was a bachelor; a solitary man with few close relatives and only a small circle of friends. Little did he expect that an Irish Terrier, a breed that he affectionately described as “red, racy and ...
Signatura. William Lyon Mackenzie King, PC, OM, CMG ( 17 de desembre de 1874 – 22 de juliol de 1950 ), fou el líder polític canadenc dominant de la dècada del 1920 a la dècada del 1940. Fou el desè Primer ministre del Canadà del 29 de desembre de 1921 al 28 de juny de 1926; del 25 de setembre de 1926 al 7 d'agost de 1930; i del 23 d ...
Bio: William Lyon Mackenzie King, also commonly known as Mackenzie King, was the dominant Canadian political leader from the 1920s through the 1940s. He served as the tenth Prime Minister of Canada in 1921 1926, 1926 1930, and 1935 1948.
6. Juni 2023 · William Lyon Mackenzie King, “The Issues as I see them – King,” Maclean’s Magazine 39, no. 17 (September 1, 1926): pp. 7-36, 36. ↵ Garland would run in the 1925 election for the United Farmers of Alberta, but at the time of the interview, he was still part of the Progressive party.
William Lyon Mackenzie King, PC, OM, CMG , Ontario; † 22. Juli 1950 in Kingsmere bei Gatineau, Québec) war ein kanadischer Politiker. Er gehört zu den bedeutendsten Politikern seines Landes in der ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts. 32 Jahre war er auf Bundesebene politisch aktiv, davon 22 Jahre als Premierminister. Während dieser Zeit wandelte sich Kanada von einem halbkolonialen ...
William Lyon Mackenzie King (Kitchener, 1874 - Kingsmere, 1950) Político liberal canadiense que, en diferentes mandatos, fue primer ministro de Canadá durante 22 años. Junto a su labor docente en la universidad, desarrolló una intensa actividad política; entre 1909 y 1911 fue ministro de Trabajo en el gabinete de Laurier, a quien sucedió en 1919 como jefe del Partido Liberal.
18. Okt. 2013 · William Lyon Mackenzie. Mackenzie led the Rebellion of December 1837 in Upper Canada. (Photograph by Shane Prentice 1813-88) Powell lied about having a gun. He drew out two pistols and shot one of his guards in the back of the neck, killing him. Mackenzie heard the shot and headed back. He saw Powell and fired a shot at him but missed.
