The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 6John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1930 - Great Britain |
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... French- Canadian majority of the population . In the days of Craig , their spokesman , Chief Justice Sewell , and Ryland , the civil secretary , 1 had offered the advice that led to that Governor's blunders . Prevost put these two out ...
... French- Canadian majority of the population . In the days of Craig , their spokesman , Chief Justice Sewell , and Ryland , the civil secretary , 1 had offered the advice that led to that Governor's blunders . Prevost put these two out ...
Page 739
... FRENCH - CANADIAN POINT OF VIEW 739 Yet in a very modest way Canada did prepare . But her active participation in any really great struggle beyond her own frontier depended on what her own public thought of it , and this public was far ...
... FRENCH - CANADIAN POINT OF VIEW 739 Yet in a very modest way Canada did prepare . But her active participation in any really great struggle beyond her own frontier depended on what her own public thought of it , and this public was far ...
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... Canadian Forces in , 720 ; and Four Power Pacific Pact , 732 ; French - Cana- dian attitude towards , 739 ; 743 ; 750 ; sections of , from which French Cana- dians came , 771 ; book - trade with , 774 ; the Canadian Institute and , 779 ; ...
... Canadian Forces in , 720 ; and Four Power Pacific Pact , 732 ; French - Cana- dian attitude towards , 739 ; 743 ; 750 ; sections of , from which French Cana- dians came , 771 ; book - trade with , 774 ; the Canadian Institute and , 779 ; ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
The Cordillera | 7 |
Relations of the Aborigines to the Settlers | 13 |
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