The independence papers ...
By: by John S. Ewart ...
Published: 1925
Place of publication: [Ottawa?]
Language: eng
Subjects: Great Britain -- Foreign relations.; Great Britain -- Colonies.; Canada -- Politics and government.; Canada -- Foreign relations.
Notes: Vol. 2 without general t.-p.
Issued in parts.
v. 2. no. 1. Imperial unity--how much remains? British and Dominion flags. Canadian citizens. no. 2. British or Canadian institutions. Privy Council appeals, and the Irish Free State. no. 3. Loosening the ties. Lionel Curtis and Corbett and Smith. no. 4. Canada's constitutional status. The 1926 conference's committee. no. 5. War-entanglements. Is the constitution a contract? no. 6. The constitutional question, 1926. War-time propaganda. no. 7. Canada's foreign policy. Privy Council appeals, and the Irish Free State. no. 8. Canada's constitutional status. The London Naval Treaty. no. 9. Control of the purse in lower Canada. Empire free trade--Argentina. no. 10. Mr. Ewart's Dublin address. Imperial Conference, 1930. no. 11. Finance in upper Canada. The Governor General. no. 12. Responsible government. British attitudes. Canadian sovereignty.
no. 13. Responsible government, upper Canada--lower Canada. no. 14. Responsible government, the Province of Canada. Canada's political development. no. 15. Responsible government, Nova Scotia--New Brunswick, explanations. The Statute of Westminster, 1931.
Table of contents: title: v. 1. no. 1. Canada and the next war. no. 2. The next war and consultation. no. 3. British foreign policy and the next war: War of the American Revolution. no. 4. British foreign policy and the next war: War of the French Revolution. The Locarno Treaty. no. 5. British foreign policy and the next war: Anglo-American War of 1812-14. Mr. Meighen and the Bagot election. Navy expenditure. no. 6. British foreign policy and the next war: The Crimean War. no. 7. British foreign policy and the next war: The Afghan Wars. no. 8. British foreign policy and the next war: The Chinese Wars. no. 9. British foreign policy and the next war: The Zulu War. no. 10. British foreign policy and the next war: The Boer Wars. no. 11. British foreign policy and the next war: The Egyptian wars and occupation. no. 12. British foreign policy and the next war: The Anglo-German War, 1914-18. The Ottawa Branch of the Royal Mint.