A Speech on the Budget, in the Canadian House of Commons, on Thursday, April 5th, 1883
This is the complete text of Sir George E. Foster's speech on the Canadian budget, delivered to the House of Commons on April 5th, 1883. Foster, a prominent politician, provides a detailed overview of the government's financial plans and policies for the upcoming year.
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