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15 Tag Results for conscription
Sir Robert Laird Borden
After Borden suspended Laurier's naval program, the Senate retaliated by defeating his Naval Aid Bill. Two months later, the war began.
David Wells
Wells’s experience demonstrates the hostility towards conscientious objectors, particularly of non-traditional pacifist church backgrounds during WWI.
John Morison Gibson
Gibson’s philosophy of public service had always been voluntarism, so it was with some reluctance that he accepted conscription.
Georges Demeule
Four people were killed and at least 35 wounded. Fourteen-year-old Georges Demeule was one of the dead.
Albert (Ginger) Goodwin
Goodwin opposed World War I for political reasons: he believed that workers should not kill each other in economic wars.
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