Dictatorship in Newfoundland
Thomas Lodge was appointed by the British Government as Public Utilities Commissioner to Newfoundland's Commission of Government in 1934. In this book, Lodge explains the causes of Newfoundland's economic and social troubles that necessitated creating Commission of Government, and how the...
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Cassell & Co. Ltd.
1939
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Online Access: | http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/cns/id/114361 |
Summary: | Thomas Lodge was appointed by the British Government as Public Utilities Commissioner to Newfoundland's Commission of Government in 1934. In this book, Lodge explains the causes of Newfoundland's economic and social troubles that necessitated creating Commission of Government, and how the Commission worked. He also recommended remedies for the conditions in Newfoundland and ways in which the Commission itself could achieve better success as a government. Includes index. |
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