The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 7, Issue 1John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1933 - Great Britain |
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Page 517
... defence " ; the nation was not content to provide money for the British Government to spend and subordinates for British officers to command . It claimed its right to a real share in the burdens of freedom . Two years later Deakin ...
... defence " ; the nation was not content to provide money for the British Government to spend and subordinates for British officers to command . It claimed its right to a real share in the burdens of freedom . Two years later Deakin ...
Page 527
... defence one of a series of moves by which the British Parliament sought to secure some contribution from the colonies towards the defence of the Empire . The conflicting trends between British and colonial opinion were interesting . In ...
... defence one of a series of moves by which the British Parliament sought to secure some contribution from the colonies towards the defence of the Empire . The conflicting trends between British and colonial opinion were interesting . In ...
Page 535
... DEFENCE 535 forces , and thus come under the Army Act , which , as amended by Lord Haldane , provides for this contingency.2 Naval service was voluntary , and therefore Australian ships might be employed any- where , and the Australian ...
... DEFENCE 535 forces , and thus come under the Army Act , which , as amended by Lord Haldane , provides for this contingency.2 Naval service was voluntary , and therefore Australian ships might be employed any- where , and the Australian ...
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