The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 3John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians |
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That not very popular Canadian politician was now the representative of an
American financial house in London . Both at this time and throughout his
subsequent career as Canadian Financial Commissioner in Britain , Rose ,
though loaded ...
That not very popular Canadian politician was now the representative of an
American financial house in London . Both at this time and throughout his
subsequent career as Canadian Financial Commissioner in Britain , Rose ,
though loaded ...
Page 303
Fortunately Canadian and American politics were out of phase in these years , for
in 1892 the Republicans were again beaten and the second Cleveland
Administration formed in 1893 , with the result that the impending struggle to the
death ...
Fortunately Canadian and American politics were out of phase in these years , for
in 1892 the Republicans were again beaten and the second Cleveland
Administration formed in 1893 , with the result that the impending struggle to the
death ...
Page 448
As things stood , Belgium and Germany were entitled to the Canadian minimum
tariff . If the Canadian offer were to be fully exploited , denunciation would have to
come , and Lord Salisbury , as from 28 July 1897 , gave the required one year ...
As things stood , Belgium and Germany were entitled to the Canadian minimum
tariff . If the Canadian offer were to be fully exploited , denunciation would have to
come , and Lord Salisbury , as from 28 July 1897 , gave the required one year ...
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Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
Dual character of the Empire by 1870 | 11 |
CHAPTER II | 17 |
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