Moral consequences of Sir R. Peel's unprincipled and fatal course, disquiet, overturn and revolutionIsaac Buchanan · First published 1984Open the Tome
Nothing could be more practically disloyal, unpatriotic, and unchristian than the hard money legislation of England, aggravated by her recent irreciprocal free tradeIsaac Buchanan · First published 1880Open the Tome
A government specie-paying bank of issue and other subversive legislation, proposed by the finance minister of CanadaIsaac Buchanan · First published 1866Open the Tome
The British American federation a necessity, its industrial policy also a necessityIsaac Buchanan · First published 1865Open the Tome
The relations of the industry of Canada, with the mother country and the United StatesIsaac Buchanan · First published 1864Open the Tome
A permanent patriotic policy is that which is wanted for CanadaIsaac Buchanan · First published 1860Open the Tome
Letters illustrative of the present position of politics in CanadaIsaac Buchanan · First published 1859Open the Tome
Circular to the members of the Legislative AssemblyIsaac Buchanan · First published 1858Open the Tome
To the shareholders in Great Britain of the Great Western Railway of CanadaIsaac Buchanan · First published 1856Open the Tome
First series of five letters against the Baldwin factionIsaac Buchanan · First published 1844Open the Tome
