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Charles Tupper

Sir Charles Tupper, 1st Baronet (July 2, 1821 – October 30, 1915), was a Canadian Father of Confederation who served as the sixth prime minister of Canada from May 1 to July 8, 1896. As the premier of Nova Scotia from 1864 to 1867, he led Nova Scotia into Confederation. He briefly served as the Canadian prime minister, from seven days after parliament…

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Early years in Nova Scotia politics, 1855–1864

Conservative Party of Nova ScotiaLiberalCumberland CountyNova Scotia House of AssemblyWilliam Young
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Career in the Parliament of Canada, 1867–1884

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Premier of Nova Scotia, 1864–1867

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Profession
Physician
Awards
Order of St Michael and St George
Education
University of Edinburgh Medical School (1843)
Born
Charles Tupper, Jr. (1821-07-02)July 2, 1821 Amherst, Nova Scotia
Children
6, including: · Charles Hibbert Tupper · William Johnston Tupper
Citizenship
British subject

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Early life, 1821–1855

Early years in Nova Scotia politics, 1855–1864

Premier of Nova Scotia, 1864–1867

Career in the Parliament of Canada, 1867–1884

Canadian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, 1883–1895

Tupper becomes prime minister, 1895–1896

Prime Minister, May–July 1896

Leader of the Opposition, 1896–1900

Later years, 1901–1915

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Preceded by · 9
Charles Tupper → Alexander Tilloch Galt, Archibald McLelan, Charles James Townshend, David MacKeen, James William Johnston, Mackenzie Bowell, New Constituency, Walter Humphries Montague, Wilfrid Laurier
Succeeded by · 9
Charles Tupper → Alexander Johnston, Arthur Rupert Dickey, Charles James Townshend, Donald Smith, George Eulas Foster, Hiram Blanchard, Richard William Scott, Robert Borden, Wilfrid Laurier
Prime Minister · 5
Charles Tupper → Himself (after May 1), John A. Macdonald, John Abbott, John Sparrow David Thompson, Mackenzie Bowell
Children · 3
Charles Tupper → 6, including:, Charles Hibbert Tupper, William Johnston Tupper
Lieutenant Governor · 3
Charles Tupper → Charles Hastings Doyle, Richard Graves MacDonnell, William Williams

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Charles TupperAwardsOrder of St Michael and St George1.00infobox
Charles TupperBornCharles Tupper, Jr. (1821-07-02)July 2, 1821 Amherst, Nova Scotia1.00infobox
Charles TupperChildren6, including:1.00infobox
Charles TupperChildrenCharles Hibbert Tupper1.00infobox
Charles TupperChildrenWilliam Johnston Tupper1.00infobox
Charles TupperCitizenshipBritish subject1.00infobox
Charles TupperDiedOctober 30, 1915(1915-10-30) (aged 94) Bexleyheath, England1.00infobox
Charles TupperEducationUniversity of Edinburgh Medical School (1843)1.00infobox
Charles TupperGovernor GeneralThe Earl of Aberdeen1.00infobox
Charles TupperLieutenant GovernorCharles Hastings Doyle1.00infobox
Charles TupperLieutenant GovernorRichard Graves MacDonnell1.00infobox
Charles TupperLieutenant GovernorWilliam Williams1.00infobox
Charles TupperMonarchVictoria1.00infobox
Charles TupperPartyConservative1.00infobox
Charles TupperPreceded byMackenzie Bowell1.00infobox
Charles TupperPreceded byWilfrid Laurier1.00infobox
Charles TupperPreceded byWalter Humphries Montague1.00infobox
Charles TupperPreceded byAlexander Tilloch Galt1.00infobox
Charles TupperPreceded byArchibald McLelan1.00infobox
Charles TupperPreceded byDavid MacKeen1.00infobox
Charles TupperPreceded byCharles James Townshend1.00infobox
Charles TupperPreceded byNew Constituency1.00infobox
Charles TupperPreceded byJames William Johnston1.00infobox
Charles TupperPrime MinisterMackenzie Bowell1.00infobox
Charles TupperPrime MinisterHimself (after May 1)1.00infobox
Charles TupperPrime MinisterJohn A. Macdonald1.00infobox
Charles TupperPrime MinisterJohn Abbott1.00infobox
Charles TupperPrime MinisterJohn Sparrow David Thompson1.00infobox
Charles TupperProfessionPhysician1.00infobox
Charles TupperResting placeSt. John's Cemetery, Halifax, Nova Scotia1.00infobox

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