The Cambridge History of the British Empire, Volume 6John Holland Rose, Arthur Percival Newton, Ernest Alfred Benians, Henry Dodwell The University Press, 1929 - Great Britain |
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Page 152
... military rulers believed in British order . They in- sisted that they carried English laws " on their backs " , and that neither French laws nor military authority could touch them.2 They eschewed the established courts , settling their ...
... military rulers believed in British order . They in- sisted that they carried English laws " on their backs " , and that neither French laws nor military authority could touch them.2 They eschewed the established courts , settling their ...
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... military affairs of Canada overseas . The Canadian forces in the field were placed by the Canadian Government under the Commander - in - Chief of the British army in France , for military operations , but in matters of organisation and ...
... military affairs of Canada overseas . The Canadian forces in the field were placed by the Canadian Government under the Commander - in - Chief of the British army in France , for military operations , but in matters of organisation and ...
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... Military Hospitals Commission , 748 Military Regime , 147 , 148-53 , 157 , 163 Military Service Act , 757 , 762 Military Voters Act , 753 Militia , in New France , 66 ; Bill of 1862 , 350 , 351 ; fortifications handed over to , 515 ...
... Military Hospitals Commission , 748 Military Regime , 147 , 148-53 , 157 , 163 Military Service Act , 757 , 762 Military Voters Act , 753 Militia , in New France , 66 ; Bill of 1862 , 350 , 351 ; fortifications handed over to , 515 ...
Contents
CHAPTER I | 1 |
The Cordillera | 7 |
Relations of the Aborigines to the Settlers | 13 |
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