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Pamphlet entitled The Union of the British North American Provinces Considered, in a Letter Addressed to the Citizens of British America, by James Anderson writing under the pen name "Obiter Dictum," Montréal: Owler & Stevenson, 1859

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British North America: Draft of a Bill for the Union of the British North American Colonies, and for the Government of the United Colony, dated January 23, 1867, London?: s.n., 1867
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An Act of the Imperial Parliament for the Union of Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, and the Government Thereof; and for Purposes Connected Therewith, Ottawa: Hunter, Rose & Co., 1867

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Sheet music entitled "Loyal Opposition Galop," by G.L. Orme, published while Sir John A. Macdonald was Leader of the Opposition, Ottawa: J.L. Orme & Son, 1874

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Sheet music entitled "Sir John A. Macdonald Waltz," by Annie Douglas, Toronto: Strange & Co., 1882

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Sheet music entitled "Our Premier" by O.F. Telgmann with lyrics by George F. Cameron; the composition is dedicated to Sir John A. Macdonald and features an illustration of a beaver sitting on a log, Kingston, Ont.: Chas. J. Cameron, 1885

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Sheet music of song "Ô Canada, Terre de nos aïeux," music by Calixa Lavallée

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Memorial Album of Sir John A. Macdonald, 1891

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Leather-bound copy of the British North America Act, with John A. Macdonald's name on the cover, March 29, 1867