Words & Occasions / / Lester B. Pearson.

A portrait in words of Lester Pearson, this volume contains his own selection of his speeches and writings from 1924 to 1968 on a wide variety of topics – serious and frivolous, political and non-political – with introductions which serve as an autobiographical and interpretative link carrying the r...

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Superior document:Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter University of Toronto Press eBook-Package Archive 1933-1999
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Place / Publishing House:Toronto : : University of Toronto Press, , [2019]
©1970
Year of Publication:2019
Language:English
Series:Heritage
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Physical Description:1 online resource (312 p.)
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • Preface
  • Contents
  • PART I. 1924-1948
  • 1. The Game's the Thing
  • 2. The New History
  • 3. To a Church Group in Ottawa
  • 4. Cards on the Table
  • 5. Topics of the Day
  • 6. Canada and the United States
  • 7. At a Farewell Dinner in London
  • 8. The Road to War
  • 9. To the Staff of UNRRA
  • 10. Canada and the San Francisco Conference
  • 11. Some Principles of Canadian Foreign Policy
  • PART II. 1949-1957
  • 12. To the Ontario Municipal Association
  • 13. From the Honourable Member for Algoma East
  • 14. On Signing the North Atlantic Treaty
  • 15. The Implications of a Free Society
  • 16. In Reply to a USSR Peace Resolution
  • 17. Canadian Foreign Policy in a Two-Power World
  • 18. On My Installation as Chancellor of Victoria College
  • 19. To the United Nations Correspondents' Association
  • 20. To the Ontario Liberal Association
  • 21. International Public Relations
  • 22. Christian Foundations for World Order
  • 23. Impressions of the Russians and Their Leaders
  • 24. The Atlantic Community
  • 25. On the Middle East Crisis
  • 26. The Tragedy in Hungary
  • PART III. 1957-1963
  • 27. To the National Liberal Convention
  • 28. St Andrew's Day Address
  • 29. Politics, Opposition, and the Plight of Democracy
  • 30. Education: The Creation of Finer Human Hungers
  • 31. At the Toronto Freedom Festival
  • 32. Tensions in the Western Hemisphere
  • 33. The Canadian Partnership
  • 34. On Canadian Defence Policy
  • PART IV. 1963-1968
  • 35. A l'Association des hebdomadaires de langue frarnçaise du Canada
  • 36. Before the Eighteenth Session of the United Nations
  • 37. A Toast to the President of France
  • 38. At a Parliamentary Press Gallery Dinner
  • 39. To the Royal Canadian Legion
  • 40. Mrs Pearson Speaks
  • 41. At the Federal Provincial Conference, Charlottetown
  • 42. From the Commons Flag Debate
  • 43. To the Toronto and District Liberal Association
  • 44. On the Inauguration of Canada's National Flag
  • 45. On Television with Pierre Berton
  • 46. At the Atlantic Award Dinner
  • 47. On Lighting the Centennial Flame
  • 48. Vimy - Fifty Years After
  • 49. To the Canadian Political Science Association
  • 50. Expo - and a Welcome to the Queen
  • 51. My Undelivered Toast to General de Gaulle
  • 52. I Announce My Retirement
  • 53. Adieu to the Parliamentary Press Gallery
  • 54. At the Liberal Leadership Convention
  • Captions to the Illustrations