Item 420 - Armorial bookplate of John Hillyard Cameron

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Armorial bookplate of John Hillyard Cameron

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    CA RBD MSG 1374-III-420

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    1 armorial bookplate : black and white

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    Smith, Leslie Victor

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    Armorial bookplate of John Hillyard Cameron with heraldic iconography

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        Motto: Pro Rege et Patria

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        Exchange, L. V. Smith, 14-9-1937 ; J.H.C., born son of Angus Cameron, paymaster of the Royal Canadian Rifles, at Beaucaire in Languedoc, 1817. Came to Canada in 1825 with his parents. Went to Upper Canada College; studied law; attorney and solicitor 1838; bar 1838; member for Cornwall 1844; Col. Gen. 1846; Executive Council 1847; returned to Toronto 1854; defeated 1858; represented county of Peel 1861

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