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... preferences to the colonies or of the colonies granting preferences to each
other , but only prevented differential treatment by the British colonies in favour of
Great Britain without extending the same privileges to foreign contracting parties .
... preferences to the colonies or of the colonies granting preferences to each
other , but only prevented differential treatment by the British colonies in favour of
Great Britain without extending the same privileges to foreign contracting parties .
Сторінка 112
Further resolved : That until the mother country can see her way to enter into
customs arrangements with her colonies , it is desirable that , when empowered
so to do , the colonies of Great Britain , or such of them as may be disposed to ...
Further resolved : That until the mother country can see her way to enter into
customs arrangements with her colonies , it is desirable that , when empowered
so to do , the colonies of Great Britain , or such of them as may be disposed to ...
Сторінка 115
Great Britain from all commercial men in South Africa ... ( 1 ) . Commercial bodies
in South Africa are ready to assist any movement to procure preferential duties in
favour of Great Britain . ” . ( 2 ) . Mr. Ben Morgan puts the case in another way ...
Great Britain from all commercial men in South Africa ... ( 1 ) . Commercial bodies
in South Africa are ready to assist any movement to procure preferential duties in
favour of Great Britain . ” . ( 2 ) . Mr. Ben Morgan puts the case in another way ...
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III | 58 |
Steps towards Uniformity | 84 |
Steps towards Uniformitycontinued | 101 |
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