Canada and Its Provinces: United CanadaAdam Shortt, Sir Arthur George Doughty Brook, 1914 |
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... tion was added . The history of United Canada begins with Sydenham and ends with Macdonald , between whom there is a strong resemblance ; each a mixture , in what proportions we must agree to differ , of parliamentary strategist and ...
... tion was added . The history of United Canada begins with Sydenham and ends with Macdonald , between whom there is a strong resemblance ; each a mixture , in what proportions we must agree to differ , of parliamentary strategist and ...
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... tion with that of railway development . Constitutional changes are conditioned by mechanical advances . Just as the building of good roads made possible the real union of England and Scotland ; just as the lack of roads in Wales 1 See ...
... tion with that of railway development . Constitutional changes are conditioned by mechanical advances . Just as the building of good roads made possible the real union of England and Scotland ; just as the lack of roads in Wales 1 See ...
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... tion Manifesto ; but the mass of the Canadian people had too much self - respect to whimper at being thrown on their own resources , and with the aid of Lord Elgin found in the Reciprocity Treaty of 1854 the economic benefits of annexa- ...
... tion Manifesto ; but the mass of the Canadian people had too much self - respect to whimper at being thrown on their own resources , and with the aid of Lord Elgin found in the Reciprocity Treaty of 1854 the economic benefits of annexa- ...
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... tion was educating true constitutional leaders . Nevertheless , the Canadas were spending too much of their energy on mere friction , and it was the unanimous verdict of cool contempo- rary observers that Canadian politics consisted too ...
... tion was educating true constitutional leaders . Nevertheless , the Canadas were spending too much of their energy on mere friction , and it was the unanimous verdict of cool contempo- rary observers that Canadian politics consisted too ...
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... tion , and could conduct himself with firmness , discretion and temper . But the British ministry was hardly prepared to find their nominee force their hand , and precipitate a condition of self - government far beyond anything that ...
... tion , and could conduct himself with firmness , discretion and temper . But the British ministry was hardly prepared to find their nominee force their hand , and precipitate a condition of self - government far beyond anything that ...
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