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Page 627
For, while we have had our parish revolution of last January, let us see what has
been happening in the Colonies. From the Imperial point of view our unparalleled
General Election—the earthquake in the ballot boxes—was a local event, and ...
For, while we have had our parish revolution of last January, let us see what has
been happening in the Colonies. From the Imperial point of view our unparalleled
General Election—the earthquake in the ballot boxes—was a local event, and ...
Page 768
In the interval Canada had continued, and South Africa had accorded,
Preference to the Mother Country, and Australia was trying to follow in the same
direction, while in the absence of any response from here, the Colonies were
beginning to ...
In the interval Canada had continued, and South Africa had accorded,
Preference to the Mother Country, and Australia was trying to follow in the same
direction, while in the absence of any response from here, the Colonies were
beginning to ...
Page 769
And if in the course of time we should modify our commercial policy, as the
Colonies believed we must in our own interests, there would be far more scope
for Preference than existed at present. The real question was whether we
sympathised ...
And if in the course of time we should modify our commercial policy, as the
Colonies believed we must in our own interests, there would be far more scope
for Preference than existed at present. The real question was whether we
sympathised ...
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