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Barbara McDougall: Hugged Crombie after the capital punishment motion was defeated
Barbara McDougall: Hugged Crombie after the capital punishment motion was defeated

Barbara McDougall: Hugged Crombie after the capital punishment motion was defeated

Date1/17/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Barbara McDougall: Hugged Crombie after the capital punishment motion was defeated.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0066700F
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Capital punishment applied
Capital punishment applied
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Above, Senator Finlay MacDonald and federal minister Barbara McDougall.
Above, Senator Finlay MacDonald and federal minister Barbara McDougall.
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