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Halifax - Justice Minister John Crosbie today said he and his two sons are being smeared because the sons work for law firms that are eligible to work as legal agents for the federal government
Halifax - Justice Minister John Crosbie today said he and his two sons are being smeared because the sons work for law firms that are eligible to work as legal agents for the federal government

Halifax - Justice Minister John Crosbie today said he and his two sons are being smeared because the sons work for law firms that are eligible to work as legal agents for the federal government

Date1/31/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Halifax - Justice Minister John Crosbie today said he and his two sons are being smeared because the sons work for law firms that are eligible to work as legal agents for the federal government.
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The infant lawyer, or, The government of England explained to the capacity of youth : this is a proper New Year's gift from a father who wishes his son to have a clear idea of the government of the country in which he lives, and also from those who intend their sons for the Bar, or an Attorney's office, as the nature of the several courts and Inns of law are particularly described in the most simple and easy language
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