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Richard Bedford Bennett, 1st Viscount Bennett, (3 July  – 26 June ), was a Canadian lawyer, businessman, and politician. He was the fourteenth prime minister of Canada from to

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• Young R. B. Bennett,

• Prime Minister Bennett addressing a public meeting

• Prime Minister Bennett, surrounded by members of the Cabinet, speaking by telephone to George Perley, Canadian Cabinet minister, at the British Empire Trade Fair at Buenos Aires

• telegram by Bennett concerning relief camps

• Bennett (left) meets American president Franklin Roosevelt (who is helped to stand up by his naval aide).

• A "Bennett buggy", drawn by a horse because of lack of money to pay for gas

• Grave, St Michael's Church, Mickleham

• Viscount Bennett's coat of arms

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Prime Minister of Canada from to

For other people named Richard Bennett, see Richard Bennett (disambiguation).

The Right Honourable The Viscount Bennett PC KC FRSA
Bennett c. –
In office August 7, &#;– October 23,
Monarch	George V
Governors General	The Viscount Willingdon The Earl of Bessborough
Preceded by	W.L. Mackenzie King
Succeeded by	W.L. Mackenzie King
In office October 23, &#;– July 6,
Preceded by	W.L. Mackenzie King
Succeeded by	Robert Manion
In office October 12, &#;– August 7,
Preceded by	Hugh Guthrie
Succeeded by	W.L. Mackenzie King
In office October 12, &#;– July 7,
Preceded by	Hugh Guthrie (interim)
Succeeded by	Robert Manion
In office August 7, &#;– February 2,
Prime Minister	Himself
Preceded by	Charles Avery Dunning
Succeeded by	Edgar Nelson Rhodes
In office July 13&#;&#; September&#;25,
Prime Minister	Arthur • The Right Honourable Richard Bennett	Born July 3, , Hopewell Hill, New Brunswick Education New Brunswick Provincial Normal School, Fredericton Dalhousie University, LL.B. Personal Status Professional Life Teacher, Irishtown, New Brunswick School principal, Douglastown, New Brunswick Lawyer (called to the New Brunswick bar in ) Businessman Town Councillor of Chatham, New Brunswick Member of the Assembly of the North West Territories MLA Alberta President, Calgary Power Company Died June 26, , Mickleham, Surrey, England Buried Party Conservative Party Leader Constituencies Calgary, Alberta Calgary West, Alberta Other Ministries Justice and Attorney General Minister Without Portfolio , Finance and Receiver General (Acting) Mines, Interior and Superintendent General of Indian Affairs Secretary of State for External Affairs and President of the Privy Council Political Record Director-Gener