CONTENTS OF VOL. III 
PART V. IMPERIAL CONTROL OVER 
DOMINION ADMINISTRATION AND 
LEGISLATION 
(continued) 
CHAPTER V. TREATY RELATIONS . 
§ 1. IMPERIAL CONTROL IN TREATY MATTERS 
The Treaty Power of the Crown  . 
Treaties and Law . » , 
Interpretation of Treaties . 
§ 2. THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR SEPARATE ADHERENCE TO 
AND WITHDRAWAL FROM GENERAL TREATIES BY THE 
DOMINIONS, AND FOR THE CONSULTATION OF THE 
DOMINIONS IN REGARD TO SUCH TREATIES 
The Practice prior to 1880 g 
The Modern Rule . . 
Exception as to Political Treaties 
Uonsultation as regards Political Treaties . . 
§ 3. ComMERCIAL NEGOTIATION WITH REGARD TO THE 
DoMiNiONS . . . : 
Cases of Negotiations 3 : . . 
The Rules of the Conduct of such Negotiations 
The Canadian Negotiations of 1910 . 
The Substance of the Convention . 
TREATIES AS AFFECTING FEDERATIONS 
Canada . . . . 
The Commonwealth . 
The Union _ 
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THE RATIFICATION OF TREATIES 
The Approval of Parliament . 
The Views of Canada " 
} 6. FOREIGN RELATIONS OTHEE THAN TREATY 
The Position of the Imperial Government . . 
Voting of the Dominion at International Conference 
The Western Pacific Question . 
Samoa and the New Hebrides 
British Diplomacy and Canada 
Canadian Direct Negotiations 
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