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The following excerpt settles the much-discussed question of the attitude of
Canada in regard to the mutual treaty of preference which Sir Wilfrid Laurier
regards as a certain source of profit both to Canada and to the Mother Country :
We desire ...
The following excerpt settles the much-discussed question of the attitude of
Canada in regard to the mutual treaty of preference which Sir Wilfrid Laurier
regards as a certain source of profit both to Canada and to the Mother Country :
We desire ...
Page 172
This undertaking is being carried out with remarkable, and as some people think,
excessive promptitude. No promise whatever was made with regard to the basis
of representation or the exact nature of the constitution. (6) By having the Dutch ...
This undertaking is being carried out with remarkable, and as some people think,
excessive promptitude. No promise whatever was made with regard to the basis
of representation or the exact nature of the constitution. (6) By having the Dutch ...
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regard as a permanent arrangement. And I would venture to submit that the
proper, far-seeing, and truly statesmanlike course to pursue is to remit
immediately the money payment of the Colonies; making no change whatever in
the distribution ...
regard as a permanent arrangement. And I would venture to submit that the
proper, far-seeing, and truly statesmanlike course to pursue is to remit
immediately the money payment of the Colonies; making no change whatever in
the distribution ...
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