The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Part 2John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell Macmillan, 1929 - Great Britain |
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Page 98
... Representatives elected for five years . At the time , the nominated Upper House was regarded by the colonists with disfavour : " nominee " was a word that stank in their nostrils . With the introduction of responsible govern- ment ...
... Representatives elected for five years . At the time , the nominated Upper House was regarded by the colonists with disfavour : " nominee " was a word that stank in their nostrils . With the introduction of responsible govern- ment ...
Page 201
... Representatives decided that no sufficient grounds had been shown for the exclusion of Chinese from New Zealand , and a similar conclusion was reached by the Government in 1878 after renewed agitation against the Chinese . A bill to ...
... Representatives decided that no sufficient grounds had been shown for the exclusion of Chinese from New Zealand , and a similar conclusion was reached by the Government in 1878 after renewed agitation against the Chinese . A bill to ...
Page 213
... representatives of colonial Governments to be held in London.2 The proposal was afterwards withdrawn owing to the opposition of the Secretary of State , Lord Granville . Had such a conference been held , it cannot be doubted that the ...
... representatives of colonial Governments to be held in London.2 The proposal was afterwards withdrawn owing to the opposition of the Secretary of State , Lord Granville . Had such a conference been held , it cannot be doubted that the ...
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