John robertson mp biography sample

          The death of Sir John Robertson, of Sydney, will come as a surprise and a shock to the many South Australians who had made his.

          Robertson formed his fifth ministry in December but resigned in the following February..

          John Mackinnon Robertson

          1856 - 1933

          Born on the Isle of Arran. He learnt journalism in Edinburgh but soon settled in London, and worked in the Secularist Movement, editing the National Reformer after the death of Charles Bradlaugh.

          He was MP for Tyneside from 1906 to 1918, and was Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade, 1911-15, and Privy Councillor.

          With Bradlaugh's daughter, Hypatia Bradlaugh-Bonner, he founded the Rationalist Peace Society 1910-1921.

          Later in life he was involved with Leicester Secular Society, being for instance principal trustee of the Leicester Rationalist Trust (owners of the Leicester Secular Hall).

          John Ross Robertson (December 28, – May 31, ) was a Canadian newspaper publisher, politician, and philanthropy.

        1. John Ross Robertson (December 28, – May 31, ) was a Canadian newspaper publisher, politician, and philanthropy.
        2. He said that jobs were going in his constituency and he was doing his job as a constituency MP. The answer the Committee members gave was that.
        3. Robertson formed his fifth ministry in December but resigned in the following February.
        4. He had been Vice-President and in charge of.
        5. The articles assigned to Robertson give the following information concerning him: he was a Scotsman, a Protestant, born in Aberdeen; attended school in Aberdeen.

          6. His prolific writings cover a wide field: politics, economics, history, and comparative religion. Of particular Rationalist interest are his works on history of Freethought and on the mythical nature of Jesus.

          Partial List of Works:
          Modern Humanists (1891, 1968)
          The Fallacy of Saving (1892)
          Buckle and His Critics (1895)
          The Saxon and the