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Federal Prime Ministers Politics Prime Minister King, William Lyon MacKenzie
Federal Prime Ministers Politics Prime Minister King, William Lyon MacKenzie
King, William Lyon MacKenzie
Cemetery:
Mount Pleasant, Toronto
Date of Birth:
December 17, 1874
Place of birth:
Berlin, Ontario
Date of Death:
July 22, 1950
Place of death:
Wright County, Quebec
William Lyon MacKenzie King was Canada's 10th Prime Minister. He was the dominant political leader in Canada throughout most of the 1920 to the 1940s. He is commemorated on the Canadian $50 bill.
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Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Toronto
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