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Britain's glories are hers , and so are Britain's dangers . There is not a Canadian
who would not find his outlook upon life impaired and narrowed if he came to
look upon himself as merely a Canadian and not also as a Briton . The traditions
of ...
Britain's glories are hers , and so are Britain's dangers . There is not a Canadian
who would not find his outlook upon life impaired and narrowed if he came to
look upon himself as merely a Canadian and not also as a Briton . The traditions
of ...
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But the desire to turn trade in the direction of Great Britain has been kept in view
throughout ; and Mr. Fielding's opinion that the small changes in this direction
would be found to have increased the discrimination in favour of the British ...
But the desire to turn trade in the direction of Great Britain has been kept in view
throughout ; and Mr. Fielding's opinion that the small changes in this direction
would be found to have increased the discrimination in favour of the British ...
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It would be deadlier also to Imperial aspirations ; for Ireland , by geographical
position , lies across and controls the communications of Great Britain with all the
outside world , save only that considerable , but far from preponderant , portion ...
It would be deadlier also to Imperial aspirations ; for Ireland , by geographical
position , lies across and controls the communications of Great Britain with all the
outside world , save only that considerable , but far from preponderant , portion ...
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NATIONAL | 560 |
The Future of Tariff Reform By J L GARVIN Editor of | 571 |
To General Picquart on his Appointment as Secretary | 632 |
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