Royal Instructions to the Governor General of Canada (historical)
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The Royal Instructions to the Governor General of Canada were formal directives issued by the British Crown that historically defined the powers, duties, and constitutional role of the governor general in administering Canada on the monarch’s behalf.
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| Royal Instructions to the Governor General of Canada (historical) canonical | 1 |
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Letters Patent, 1947, Constituting the Office of Governor General of Canada
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Letters Patent constituting the Office of Governor General of Canada