Macdonald, Sir John, 19, 35, 39; his administration, 53, 56, 60, 62, 64-6, 68, 70, 71-2, 77, 90, 97, 110, 116, 119, 149, 150; his contest with Sir Oliver Mowat, 66-7, 70; his tariff policy, 56, 133-4, 150; his political craft, 35, 77, 119-20; an empire-builder, 131-2, 135-6, 144-5 and note, 329; Sir Wilfrid Laurier's tribute, 153-4. M'Kenna, Reginald, his naval policy, 306-7. Mackenzie, Alexander, 57, 66, 82, 122; his administration, 35-8, 39, 40, 41, 51-4. M'Kinley, President, his tariff, 114, 118, 208, 209. Macpherson, Sir David, 76 n., 78. Mair, Charles, and the North-West Rebellion, 76 and note. Manitoba, its boundary dispute, 67-8; the agitation against the C.P.R. monopoly, 95-8; the school question, 158-68, 170-3. Martin, Joseph, 118, 158. Mercier, Honore, his rise and fall, 89-90, 115, 117, 156. Merry del Val, Mgr, 173. Metis, the, 72-7, 78-9. Mills, David, a colleague of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, 91, 190 n., 195. Monk, F. D., 310. Montague, Dr W. H., his artful appeal, 71-2 and note. Morris, Sir Edward, 294-5. Mousseau, Joseph A., 39. Mowat, Sir Oliver, premier of Ontario, 66-7, 69, 70, 117, 122; in the Laurier Cabinet, 169 n., 170 n.; lieutenant-governor, 194. Mulock, William, a colleague of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, 170 n., 196, 207. National party, the, 40-1, 310, 317-18; and the Church, 41-8. National Policy, the, 56-8, 121. See Tariffs. Newfoundland, and the Dominion, 100, 234; and the Empire, 195, 294-5. New Zealand, and the Empire, 151, 179, 195, 200, 201, 202, 304-5, 314. North-West Rebellion, the, 72-80. O'Brien, Colonel, 116. Oliver, Frank, 247. Ontario, the boundary dispute, 67-8; the M'Laren v. Caldwell case, 68-9; liquor traffic regulation, 69-70; the Riel agitation, 81, 83, 90; the tariff question, 109-10, 112; religious controversy in, 116-118, 167-8. Papineau, L. J., 21-2, 41, 83-4. Parliament: Liberal (Mackenzie, 1874-78) Administration, 35-8, 39-40, 51-3, 75; --Conservative (Macdonald, 1878-91) Administration, 53, 100, 116, 152; status of lieutenant-governor, 63-6; provincial rights, 67-70; Franchise Act of 1885, 71-2; the Riel (North-West) Rebellion, 72-90; the C.P.R. monopoly, 97-8, 218-19; 'the old flag, the old man, and the old policy,' 119-25; (Abbott, Thompson, Bowell, 1891-96) rotten politics, 155-6; the Manitoba school question, 158-68, 170-3; Liberal (Laurier, 1896-1911) Administration, 168-70, 213, 214, 220-1, 245-6, 254-5, 269; the schools question, 170-3, 239-45; the Boer War, 189-90 and note, 194; Conservation Commission, 234-5; Labour Disputes Act, 237-8; Alberta and Saskatchewan, 238-45; External Affairs, 286, 250-2; the Naval Service Bill, 305-6, 308, 310; reciprocity negotiations with the United States ends in disaster, 261-9; --Conservative (Borden, 1911-) Administration, 268-9, 230, 286, 312; the Great War, 316-17. See Canada. Paterson, William, 170 n., 196, 207. Patrons of Industry, the, 157-8. Pope, J. H., 55, 60. Prefontaine, J. R. F., 299.