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Canada and Imperialism 1896-1899

Norman Penlington

1965

Our national future

Young, James

1887

A project of empire

J. Shield Nicholson

1909

The kingdom of Canada, imperial federation, the colonial conferences, the Alaska boundary and other essays

John S. Ewart

1908

Canadian essays and addresses

Peterson, William

1915

The problem of the commonwealth

Curtis, Lionel

1915

Papers and addresses

Thomas Brassey 1st Earl Brassey

1894

The Britannic question

Jebb, Richard

1913

Australia and the empire

A. Patchett Martin

1889

The old empire and the new

Arthur Percival Newton

1917

The concept of empire

George Bennett

1962

The coming individualism

A. Egmont Hake

1895

The friends of England

George Peel

1905

The governance of empire

Percy Arthur Baxter Silburn

1910

Studies in colonial nationalism

Jebb, Richard

1905

Protective & preferential import duties

A. C. Pigou

1906

Studies in mid-Victorian imperialism

C. A. Bodelsen

1968

The kingdom papers

John S. Ewart

1911

The imperial commonwealth

Arthur P. Poley

1921

Problems of empire

Brassey, T. A. Earl

1904

The British Empire, 1815-1939

Paul Knaplund

1941

The trade relations of the British Empire

John William Root

1904

Responsible government in the dominions

Arthur Berriedale Keith

1909

The influence of oversea expansion on England to 1700

James Edward Gillespie

1920

Survey of British Commonwealth affairs

Nicholas Mansergh

1952

Imperial union and tariff reform

Joseph Chamberlain

1903

Greater Greece and Greater Britain

Edward Augustus Freeman

1886

A new government for the British empire

Frederick William Bussell

1912

Imperial unity and the dominions

Arthur Berriedale Keith

1916

Commercial federation and colonial trade policy

John Davidson

1900

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