Erastus Wiman
1834 – 1904
Books
- Remarks of Gen. James H. Wilson, in joint debate with Erastus Wiman ...
- Commercial union with Canada from a United States point of view
- Mr. Erastus Wiman
- Chances of success: episodes and observations in the life of a busy man
- Avantages à la Province de Québec
- The perfect development of Canada, is it inconsistent with British welfare?
- The union of telegraph interests in Canada
- Facts and figures for farmers, and all those who live upon them
- Points made in a maritime province tour
- The waste of competition
- Commercial union between the United States and Canada
- Mr. Erastus Wiman
- A talk on telegraphic topics
- Avantages à la province de Québec et sur tout à la ville de Montréal résultant de relations commerciales plus intimes avec les Etats-Unis
- The Canadian Club, its purpose and policy
- Commercial union between the United States and Canada
- Does annexation follow?
- Impossibility of Canadian annexation
- Union between the United States and Canada
- Closest trade relations between the United States and Canada
- The struggle in Canada
- How to get rich
- The perfect development of Canada
- Commercial union between the United States and Canada
- Commercial union between the United States and Canada
- The greater half of the continent
- British capital and American industries
- The feasibility of a commercial union between the United States and Canada
- Canada and Great Britain
- Three modes of adjustment
- The perfect development of Canada, is it inconsistent with British welfare?
- Conjuration Wiman-Laurier contre le Canada
- The Mutual Union Telegraph Company and its charges against Erastus Wiman
- Chances of success: episodes and observations in the life of a busy man
- The conflict in Canada
- The farmer's future
- The Mutual Union Telegraph Company and its charges against Erastus Wiman
- Union between the United States and Canada, political or commercial, -
- Conjuration Wiman-Laurier contre le Canada
- The capture of Canada
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