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James Shaver Woodsworth

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
James Shaver Woodsworth 1874-1942, Canadian politician. Having done social welfare work while serving as a Methodist minister, he later gave up the ministry to devote himself wholly to labor and welfare causes. Supported by the Independent Labour party, he entered the Canadian House of Commons in 1921, remaining a member until his death. When the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (see New Democratic party ) was founded (1932) he became chairman of its national council and its parliamentary leader. Bibliography: See biographies by G. MacInnis (1953) and K. W. McNaught (1959). ... Read more
James Shaver Woodsworth
James Shaver Woodsworth The Canadian humanitarian, reformer, and political leader James Shaver Woodsworth (1874-1942) contributed significant...Ontario, on July 29, 1874, J. S. Woodsworth as a boy moved to Manitoba, where... Read more
Woodsworth, James Shaver
Woodsworth, James Shaver (b. 29 July 1874, d. 21 Mar. 1942). Canadian politician Known as the ‘social conscience of Canada’, he was born at... Read more

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