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Joseph Burke

b. 1853

Canadian politician

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About Joseph Burke

Born 1853. Joseph Burke was a Canadian politician and art historian.

Joseph Burke (November 12, 1853 and was educated at Ste. Anne's College, at Montmagny Business College and at McGill University. Burke qualified as a provincial land surveyor for Quebec in 1874. Burke was named Provincial Secretary in December 1887 but was defeated by Frederick Francis when he ran for reelection in January of the following year. The defeat of Burke in this by-election was regarded as a loss of the right to govern by the Conservatives and led to the Liberals forming a government.

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McGill University

Frequently asked questions

Who was Joseph Burke?

Canadian politician (1853- )

When was Joseph Burke born?

Joseph Burke was born on 12 November 1853.

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Joseph Burke was a politician and art historian.

What nationality was Joseph Burke?

Joseph Burke was Canadian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Joseph Burke

· Wikidata: Q6281799

· DBpedia: Joseph Burke (politician)

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