Pamphlets concerning the colonies

Title

Pamphlets concerning the colonies

Shelfmark

MS. Milner dep. 393

Summary

Includes

(item 1) E.L. Bentley, Handbook to the Uganda question and proposed East Africa Railway (1892)

(item 2) G.S. Mackenzie, The troubles in Uganda (1892)

(item 3) Shall Canada be always a Dependency of the Empire? (1908)

(item 4) B.E. Walker, The industrial future of Canada (1908)

(item 5) C.W.H. Whalley, The Child Emigration Society (Oxford, 1909)

(item 6) Barlow Cumberland, The Union Jack (Canada, 1909)

(item 7) Mr. Justice Longley, Has Britain sacrificed Canada's interests (Halifax, Canada, 1909)

(item 8) T. Hinckes, Seven years of the Sugar Convention, 1903-10 (1910)

(item 9) The New Hebrides Islands (1913)

(items 10-11) S.M. Wickett, Canada and the Preference (1913), Canadians in the United States (1913)

(item 12) Henri Bourassa, The Foreign Policy of Great Britain (Montreal, 1915)

(item 13) Suggestions for constitutional progress in Indian policy (1916)

(item 14) J.A. Hutton, The development of the cotton-growing resources of the Empire (Manchester, 1917)

(item 15) Memorandum issued by the Round Table in Canada, 1917

(item 16) Royaume de Belgique, Ministre des Colonies, Correspondance diplomatique et politique relative la Guerre en Afrique (Bruxelles et Paris, 1919)

(item 17) R. Coupland, The study of the British Commonwealth (Oxford, 1921)

(item 18) Sir James Barrett, The man power of Australia (Sydney, 1921)

(item 19) E.W.M. Grigg, Why the Dominions came in (n.d.)

(item 20) J.C. Hopkins, What Great Britain has done for Canada (Toronto, n.d.)

Date

1892-1921

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box