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Page 726
... CANADA THE recent Newfoundland surrender gives point to recent
discussions of the all-important question: Why should Great Britain, who pays
nearly all the cost of making and renewing the weapons of Imperial defence, run
the slightest ...
... CANADA THE recent Newfoundland surrender gives point to recent
discussions of the all-important question: Why should Great Britain, who pays
nearly all the cost of making and renewing the weapons of Imperial defence, run
the slightest ...
Page 729
Finally, Mr. L. S. Amery, the only authoritative writer on the problems of Imperial
Defence who never forgets that Great Britain and the Empire stand or fall by the
commerce of the whole, since the Empire is from first to last a creature of trade
and ...
Finally, Mr. L. S. Amery, the only authoritative writer on the problems of Imperial
Defence who never forgets that Great Britain and the Empire stand or fall by the
commerce of the whole, since the Empire is from first to last a creature of trade
and ...
Page 774
It will hereafter be regarded as marking an epoch in the change from insular Free
Imports to Imperial Reciprocity. LORD MILNER's impressive warning against the
danger of continually missing opportunities of unifying the British Empire is ...
It will hereafter be regarded as marking an epoch in the change from insular Free
Imports to Imperial Reciprocity. LORD MILNER's impressive warning against the
danger of continually missing opportunities of unifying the British Empire is ...
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