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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 ...
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 ...
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No promise whatever was made with regard to the basis of representation or the exact nature of the constitution , ( 6 ) By having the Dutch language seriously taught in the schools . At present it is only make - believe .
No promise whatever was made with regard to the basis of representation or the exact nature of the constitution , ( 6 ) By having the Dutch language seriously taught in the schools . At present it is only make - believe .
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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 ...
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 ...
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