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Page 776
It was above all to unify the British Empire . The American movement for
reciprocity is calculated to disintegrate the British Empire . “ Give freedom of
intercourse , " said Mr. Hill , " and the line between the United States and Canada
will mean ...
It was above all to unify the British Empire . The American movement for
reciprocity is calculated to disintegrate the British Empire . “ Give freedom of
intercourse , " said Mr. Hill , " and the line between the United States and Canada
will mean ...
Page 829
Adding the exports of the Empire for the same year , I find that the total trade was
£ 1,600,000,000 There must be a large proportion of these imports which the
Empire cannot produce profitably , and a large proportion of exports which we ...
Adding the exports of the Empire for the same year , I find that the total trade was
£ 1,600,000,000 There must be a large proportion of these imports which the
Empire cannot produce profitably , and a large proportion of exports which we ...
Page 1074
Now the Boers hate the British Empire and all its works and a glance at their
programme shows that they are determined to keep up their National ideal
without any reference to the welfare of the British or their Empire . Therefore from
an ...
Now the Boers hate the British Empire and all its works and a glance at their
programme shows that they are determined to keep up their National ideal
without any reference to the welfare of the British or their Empire . Therefore from
an ...
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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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