The Framework of Home RuleE. Arnold, 1911 - 354 |
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Erskine Childers. CHAPTER V CANADA AND IRELAND In comparing the history of Canada with the closely allied history of ... Upper Canada , which we now know as Ontario , colonized last of all by Americans under circumstances to be described ...
Erskine Childers. CHAPTER V CANADA AND IRELAND In comparing the history of Canada with the closely allied history of ... Upper Canada , which we now know as Ontario , colonized last of all by Americans under circumstances to be described ...
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... upper reaches of the St. Lawrence and along the shores of the Lakes Ontario and Erie , in short , to what we now know as the Province of Ontario , and to what then became known as Upper Canada . From this moment the three Canadas gain ...
... upper reaches of the St. Lawrence and along the shores of the Lakes Ontario and Erie , in short , to what we now know as the Province of Ontario , and to what then became known as Upper Canada . From this moment the three Canadas gain ...
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... Upper and Lower Canada , the one newly settled by men of British race and Protestant faith , the other also under the British flag , but overwhelmingly French and Catholic , both , in the critical half- century to come , to be ...
... Upper and Lower Canada , the one newly settled by men of British race and Protestant faith , the other also under the British flag , but overwhelmingly French and Catholic , both , in the critical half- century to come , to be ...
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... Upper and Lower Canada . Here , and from the same under- lying motive , the British minority in Lower Canada were for the Union , partly on commercial grounds , but mainly as a step in the direction of overcoming French influence ...
... Upper and Lower Canada . Here , and from the same under- lying motive , the British minority in Lower Canada were for the Union , partly on commercial grounds , but mainly as a step in the direction of overcoming French influence ...
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... Upper Canada , that Colonial affairs should be controlled by Colonial opinion , constitutionally ascertained , and that the British Governor should act primarily through advisers chosen by the majority of the people under his rule . We ...
... Upper Canada , that Colonial affairs should be controlled by Colonial opinion , constitutionally ascertained , and that the British Governor should act primarily through advisers chosen by the majority of the people under his rule . We ...
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