The kingdom papers
By: by J.S. Ewart
Contributors: Hopkins, J. Castell (John Castell), 1864-1923., (association); Ewart, John S. (John Skirving), 1849-1933, (autograph)
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1912
Place of publication: Ottawa
Language: eng
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.

Digitized and made available by: University of Toronto Libraries

RBSC copy 1: Presentation copy to J. Castell Hopkins. Lacking volume 2.

RBSC copy 2: manuscript notes pasted between p. 232 and 233 ; newspaper clippings pasted in at various pages.
Table of contents: title: Vol. 1., No. 1. - Canadian independence; 2. - Imperialism; 3. - Reply to criticisms; 4. - Effects of the conference; His Excellency Lord Grey; No. 5. - Ne Temere decree; Some imperialists; 6. - A Canadian navy; 7. - Two difficulties in the way of independence; 8. - Merchant shipping; Naturalization; Copyright; No. 9. - A revision of war relations; 10. - Difficulties, dangers, duty.-  Vol. 2., No. 11. - Contribution to the British Navy; Mr. Monk's resignation; 12. - British protection; 13. - British protection - Behring Sea seizures; 14. - British protection - The North Atlantic fisheries; 15. - Permanent naval policy; 16. - The Canning Policy, sometimes called the Munroe Doctrine; No. 17. - Canadian sovereignty; No. 18. - Sister states, is there an alternative? No. 19. - Four-fifths of the last step; No. 20. - Capture at sea, contraband, blockade.