Thomas Nicholson Gibbs

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  • Thomas Nicholson Gibbs – Parliament of Canada biography
    • The Honourable
    Thomas Nicholson Gibbs
    PC
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    Member of the Canadian Parliament
    for Ontario South
    In office
    1867–1874
    Secretaries of State for the Provinces (1867–73)
    Ministers of the Interior of Canada (1873–1936)

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