Empire and colonies in a changing trade world speech
Chamberlain argues for reciprocal colonial preferences to preserve imperial unity and jobs. He cites Canada Australia and South Africa, warns against letting foreign trade erode home industry, and urges negotiation with colonies to strengthen the Empire.
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