Posted AT 12:30 AM EDT on 23/10/07
Battle of the books
It was once said of former prime ministers Mackenzie King and Arthur Meighen that Meighen won all the debates while King won all the elections.
King and Meighen had their share of battles during the 1920s, one of many pairings of prime ministers who have had their names linked and their horns locked in the sweep of Canadian history.
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