CONTENTS 
FOREIGN RELATIONS OTHER THAN TREATY (continuel)— PAGE 
The Reciprocity Arrangement of 1911 1143 
The History of Reciprocity  . . 1144 
The Discussions of 1911 . > . 1150 
The Abrogation of Treaties  . . . 1153 
The Demand for the Treaty Power in Canada . 1154 
» noe » ,» Victoria 1155 
CHAPTER VI. TRADE RELATIONS AND CURRENCY 1158-87 
§ 1. TRADE RELATIONS . . 1158-83 
The Grant of Autonomy . : 1158 
The Canadian Tariff of 1859 . . 1159 
{ntercolonial Free Trade in Canada and Australia 1164 
Lord Kimberley’s views in 1871 1165 
» »” 2 ,s 1872 1171 
The Act of 1873 . . 1180 
yas sp 1895. . 1181 
The Case of Canada before Union 1181 
Janadian Preference 1182 
CURRENCY 1183-7 
The Royal Prerogative . : 1183 
The Silver Coinage of Australia 1185 
Local Legislation 1186 
CHAPTER VII. MERCHANT SHIPPING 
The Grant of Power to the Colonies 
The New Zealand Act of 1903 
The Australian Navigation Bill 
The Question of Repugnancy . 
The Navigation Conference of 1907 
The New Zealand Act of 1909 
The Australian Bill, 1908-10 . . : . 3 
Difference between the cases of New Zealand and Australia 
Section 5 of the Constitution Act of 1800 ‘ . 
The Views of the Chief Justice of New Zealand .. 
Criticism of the New Zealand Cases . : > ‘ 
Conflict of Australian and New Zealand Jurisdiction . 
Possible Evasions of Colonial Laws . 
The New Zealand Bill of 1911 . . 
CHAPTER VIII. COPYRIGHT LEGISLATION 
The Act of 1842 . ‘ 
Canadian Protests . 
The Act of 1847 . . s 
The Question of Colonial Reprints 
The Canadian Act of 1875