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Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Epigraph Contents Introduction Acknowledgements Part I: The Young Politician, 1864–1884

Introduction by Arthur Milnes Valedictory Address, McGill University, 1864

Commentary by the Hon. Thomas Cromwell

Parliamentary Debut, 1871

Commentary by Antoine Dionne Charest and the Hon. Jean Charest

Plea Against Louis Riel’s Expulsion from the Commons, 1874

Commentary by the Hon. Bob Rae

On Political Liberalism, 1877

Commentary by André Pratte

Tribute to Edward Blake, 1881

Commentary by Scott Reid

A Lecture on Parliamentary Life, 1884

Commentary by the Rt Hon. John N. Turner

Part II: Party Leader, 1887–1896

Introduction by Arthur Milnes The New Party Leader, 1887

Commentary by Arthur Milnes

The National Festival of the French-Canadians, 1889

Commentary by Antoine Dionne Charest and the Hon. Jean Charest

On the Death of Sir John A. Macdonald, 1891

Commentary by the Rt Hon. Brian Mulroney

True to the Double Blood, 1894

Commentary by Nigel S. Wright

Canada’s First Post-Confederation National Party Convention, 1893

Commentary by Dr. Thomas S. Axworthy

Tariffs and Taxation, 1894

Commentary by the Rt Hon. Paul Martin

First Visit to Manitoba, 1894

Commentary by David Asper

The Sunny Way, 1895

Commentary by Dr. Thomas S. Axworthy

Manitoba Schools, 1896

Commentary by Patrice Dutil

Part III: Prime Minister, 1896–1911

Introduction by Arthur Milnes First Major Parliamentary Address as Prime Minister, 1896

Commentary by Arthur Milnes

Dominion Day Banquet, 1897

Commentary by the Rt Hon. Tony Blair Commentary by Gordon Campbell

Tribute to Gladstone, 1898

Commentary by Bruce Yaccato

Canada, England, the United States, 1899

Commentary by David Jacobson

Tribute to Queen Victoria, 1901

Commentary by Dr. Christopher McCreery

Laurier Receives his Portrait, 1902

Commentary by Catherine Clark, Caroline Mulroney Lapham, and Elizabeth Turner

Civic Welcome Upon his Return to Ottawa, 1902

Commentary by Andrew Cohen

Chinese and Japanese Immigration, 1903

Commentary by the Hon. Christy Clark

On the Death of Sir Oliver Mowat, 1903

Commentary by Dalton McGuinty

Canada’s Century, 1904

Commentary by Anthony Wilson-Smith

Helping Provincial Cousins, 1905

Commentary by Jane Taber

Two New Provinces: Alberta and Saskatchewan, 1905

Commentary by Alison Redford

Inaugurating the Province of Alberta, 1905

Commentary by the Rt Hon. Joe Clark

Response to Scandal, 1907

Commentary by Jacques Poitras

The British and American Constitutions: A Lecture, 1909

Commentary by the Rt Hon. Kim Campbell

Laurier Responds to Civic Address, 1910

Commentary by Derek H. Burney

At the University of Saskatchewan, 1910

Commentary by the Hon. Roy Romanow

The Gateway of Canada, 1910

Commentary by David Mitchell

The Enthusiasm of the West, 1910

Commentary by the Hon. Rachel Notley

The Fight for Free Trade I, 1911 The Fight for Free Trade II: The “Salad” Speech, 1911

Commentary by Arthur Milnes

Part IV: The Old Chieftain, 1911–1919

Introduction by Arthur Milnes Exchange with a Future Prime Minister: R.B. Bennett and Sir Wilfrid, 1911

Commentary by Lawrence Martin

In the Shadow of Defeat, 1912

Commentary by Arthur Milnes

New Policy for Changing Times, 1913

Commentary by Steve Paikin

Sizing Up a Future Prime Minister: Laurier on Arthur Meighen, 1914

Commentary by Michael A. Meighen

The Parliamentary Fire, 1916

Commentary by Russell Mills

Tribute to Sir Charles Tupper, 1916

Commentary by the Hon. Lowell Murray

Faith Is Better Than Doubt, Love Is Better Than Hate, 1916

Commentary by Edward Goldenberg

Election Manifesto, 1917

Commentary by Patrice Dutil

In Defeat, 1918

Commentary by Thomas S. Harrison

Address to the Eastern Ontario Liberal Association, 1919

Commentary by Dr. Thomas S. Axworthy

Death of the Right Honourable Sir Wilfrid Laurier, G.C.M.G., 1919

Commentary by David Lockhart

Dedication of Laurier’s Parliament Hill Statue, 1927

Commentary by Hugh Segal

Afterwords

By the Rt Hon. Jean Chrétien By the Rt Hon. Stephen J. Harper

Endnotes

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