CONTENTS.

INTRODUCTION
CHAP,

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CANADIAN CONDITIONS

Market for Canadian Produce—Canada as a
Market for British Goods—Military System—
Canada as Nation and Colony—Attitude of
Parties—The Liberal Party—The Conservative
Party—The Labour Party—Canadian Agriculture—The
 United States v. Canada.
II. CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES .
I, CANADIAN VIEW OF ENGLISH POLITICS .

IV. THE RESULTS OF THE POLICY .

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Result of the Preference—Gain to the Empire
~The Carrying-out of the Programme—Heart
and Pocket

V. WHAT BRITAIN MIGHT DO

Communications—Internal Transport, &c.—
Immigration — The Cattle Embargo — Newfoundland—Sir
 Richard Cartwright's Suggestion
 for an Imperial Policy — Laurier and
Treaty-making Power.

VI. CONCLUSION

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