Borden

“One would expect that after putting 400 000 or 500 000 men in the field and to this that one accepts in good heart of not more to be able to express itself and of not to receive more consideration than of toys robots”. Words as the one there were pronounced by a Canadian Prime Minister to l’aube of the world-wide conflict the most terrible qu’allait to live the Canada in all sound history. In fact, Robert …

…remind of him as being the Prime Minister that had to direct the Canada during one of the bigger conflict in which one the had country to participate. Borden was in fact a maillon that marqua the big Canadian épopée. Borden would have preferred the calm of his study to the tumulte of political life. The moment it remit his commission to the general governor July 10 1920, it was satisfied, but especially it was relieved.