
(Notman/Library and Archives Canada/PA-74102)
George-Étienne Cartier
Speeches, Founding Documents:
- No Question of Majority or Minority, But of Fairness – Let Us Do What is Right, November 23, 1869 – Speech by George-Étienne Cartier
- Speech on the Acquisition of the Northwest Territories, April 15, 1869 – George-Étienne Cartier
- Confederation is a Tree of Many Branches, May 25, 1867 – Speech by George-Étienne Cartier

Alexander Tilloch Galt
Speeches, Founding Documents:
- Alexander Galt, Speech in the Confederation Debates – February 7, 1865
- Federation Dispatch II: Cartier, Ross and Galt to Lytton (Confidential), October 25, 1858
- The Federation Dispatch I: Cartier, Ross and Galt to Rt. Hon Edward George Bulwer-Lytton, Secretary of State for the Colonies, October 23, 1858

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Thomas D'Arcy McGee
Speeches, Founding Documents:
- The Irish in Canada: The Importation of Fenianism - An address by Thomas D’Arcy McGee delivered before the St. Patrick’s Society, January 11th, 1865
- The Cause of the Quebec Conference - Speech by Thomas D’Arcy McGee at the Déjeûner given to the members of the Quebec Conference, October 29th, 1864
- Celebrating the Poet of Confederation: Bob Rae for Inside Policy

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Samuel Leonard Tilley
Speeches, Founding Documents:
- Two Speeches from the Throne, 1866 House of Assembly, Fredericton, New Brunswick First Session, 8 March, 1866
- Samuel Leonard Tilley, Speech to Banquet hosted by the Quebec Board of Trade, October 15, 1864
- Samuel Leonard Tilley, Speech to Banquet honouring Delegates of the Charlottetown Conference, September 12, 1864

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