The National Review, Volume 54W.H. Allen, 1910 |
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Page 154
... Canada , Canadian institu- tions , and Canadian characters . But those who have actually lived both in Canada and the United States are convinced that there is no truth whatever in this theory , though they are not always able to give ...
... Canada , Canadian institu- tions , and Canadian characters . But those who have actually lived both in Canada and the United States are convinced that there is no truth whatever in this theory , though they are not always able to give ...
Page 155
... Canadian people - it remains to consider the consequences of their position in time in a certain well - defined stream of historical tendencies . Canada never forcibly severed its connection with the past , seeking in the maxims of ...
... Canadian people - it remains to consider the consequences of their position in time in a certain well - defined stream of historical tendencies . Canada never forcibly severed its connection with the past , seeking in the maxims of ...
Page 156
... Canadian winter is long - is the hope that we may at some time escape to our little farms , our woods and streams , forgetful ... Canada express her gratitude by admitting to the wide liberties of her fertile wilderness all the helpless ...
... Canadian winter is long - is the hope that we may at some time escape to our little farms , our woods and streams , forgetful ... Canada express her gratitude by admitting to the wide liberties of her fertile wilderness all the helpless ...
Page 157
... Canadian's grains of wheat and the machine tools made in the great engineering works of the North of England are as truly ... Canada must have her navy . Probably when the time comes for concluding a treaty of mutual preference with the ...
... Canadian's grains of wheat and the machine tools made in the great engineering works of the North of England are as truly ... Canada must have her navy . Probably when the time comes for concluding a treaty of mutual preference with the ...
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... Canada , and Europe can under some circumstances act curiously like New Yorkers , or ( b ) that the said foreigners can , under some circumstances , act so barbarously unlike New Yorkers as to be infinitely amusing . New York is not in ...
... Canada , and Europe can under some circumstances act curiously like New Yorkers , or ( b ) that the said foreigners can , under some circumstances , act so barbarously unlike New Yorkers as to be infinitely amusing . New York is not in ...
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