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Paul Martin is proud of being a politician and if he becomes prime minister would probably revamp Liberal party to give power to politicians, not intellectuals. He favors 'special status' for Quebec
Paul Martin is proud of being a politician and if he becomes prime minister would probably revamp Liberal party to give power to politicians, not intellectuals. He favors 'special status' for Quebec

Paul Martin is proud of being a politician and if he becomes prime minister would probably revamp Liberal party to give power to politicians, not intellectuals. He favors 'special status' for Quebec

Date3/27/1968
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Original Toronto Star caption: Paul Martin is proud of being a politician and if he becomes prime minister would probably revamp Liberal party to give power to politicians, not intellectuals. He favors 'special status' for Quebec.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0065754F
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