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Author Bio
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4579:
Dixon's address to the jury in defence of freedom of speech and Judge Galt's charge to the jury in Rex v. Dixon
. 1920?.
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Dixon, Frederick John (1881-1931.)
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1881-1931. Born in England; to Winnipeg, 1904; in Manitoba Legislature, 1914-1930; leading member of Direct Legislation League; political activist who supported social justice, women's suffrage, and worker's compensation; opposed First World War; during Winnipeg General Strike edited Strike Bulletin (after William Ivens and J.S. Woodsworth arrested) and the Western Star; one of ten arrested on charges of conspiracy for their role in Winnipeg General Strike, 1919; acquitted by jury; led Independent Labour Party; engaged in insurance business until his death from cancer.
Other authors of Peel 4579
- Galt, Alexander Casimir (b.1853.)
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