Colonial Union Theory Faces Practical Tradeoffs and Reform
Debates on colonial freedom vs imperial unity feature figures like Mr. Noble and Mr. Laseturerzr arguing for free trade and a confederation while maintaining a shared empire. Discussion covers governance, governors, judicial appeals, and defense alongside Poor Law reform and education policy debates.
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T. Hare
Nose
United Kingdom
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Mr. Noble
F. B. Laseturerzr
England
John Bow- Ring
Mans
Stuart Mill
S. Cave
M.P
S. Morley
Association
KE. S. Robinson
Bristol
Scotland
Grover Hurst
Robinson
Colonel Grant
R.E
Bath
Statharp
Canon Girp Lestone
Denison
Devon
Hancock
Lurgan
Ireland
Miss Twinina
Rentyson
Oxprieto
Cuarxs
Rotherham
Baldwin Leighton
London
Barron Detu
Stallarp
G. SremnnAt
Stattarpd
Boards of Guardians
A. Hit
Balpwin Leventron
Pinnzy
Grant
E. Wilmot
E. Lankester
Middlesex
Wales
H. Sarrorp
Lankester
Prussia
Saunpers
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Elizaneth Blackwett
New York
America
Earpney Witmon
Home Secretary
Victoria Rooms
Canon Kingsley
Canon Norris
Central Education Office
R. E. Bartierti
Lst
Joan Furnt