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Victory Bond
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Victory Bond
A bond issued by the British and Canadian governments in the early 20th century, used to finance their involvement in World War I.
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Canadian author Hunter has written a wonderful coming-of-age story set in 1940s Toronto about how one feisty girl, 17-year-old Natalie Brigham, does more than buy Victory Bonds or knit socks in order to help the war effort.
Hunter, Bernice Thurman. The girl they left behind by Dasher-Alston, Robin M. / Kliatt
In 1906 he founded the magazine John Bull and this, allied to his mesmerising orations, was his key to political success - and, in time, the trapdoor that sent him tumbling as readers were conned into buying his Victory Bonds.
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