Annexation Preferential Trade And Reciprocity An Outline of the Canadian Anne
Annexation Preferential Trade And Reciprocity An Outline of the Canadian Anne
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I myself saw one of these mills, belonging to one of our friends a new building of great size, and which must have cost many thousand pounds in its erection standing still. This I understood was generally the case. ... In the present state of things, cast off by the mother country, and left to their own resources, with the United States just by their side, possessing vast political power and influence ; a growing credit and monetary resources ; a prodigious mercantile and commercial navy ; an a...ctive, industrious, and virtuous people; a Government capable in all respects, and equally disposed to foster, protect, and strengthen all its possessions ; we say with all these things staring them in the face, the policy of this country has made it the plain palpable interest of the Canadians to seek for annexation. This is as clear as any problem in Euclid. " (From a letter of the great apostle of Temperance, Father Chiniquy, addressed to the Melanges Re- ligieux of October 19, 1849, on his return from the United States] " I do not exaggerate when I say that there are not less than 200, 000 Canadians in the United States, and unless efficacious means are taken to stop their frightful emigration, before ten years 200, 000 more of our compatriots will have carried to the American Union their arms, their intelligence, and their hearts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I myself saw one of these mills, belonging to one of our friends a new building of great size, and which must have cost many thousand pounds in its erection standing still. This I understood was generally the case. ... In the present state of things, cast off by the mother country, and left to their own resources, with the United States just by their side, possessing vast political power and influence ; a growing credit and monetary resources ; a prodigious mercantile and commercial navy ; an a...ctive, industrious, and virtuous people; a Government capable in all respects, and equally disposed to foster, protect, and strengthen all its possessions ; we say with all these things staring them in the face, the policy of this country has made it the plain palpable interest of the Canadians to seek for annexation. This is as clear as any problem in Euclid. " (From a letter of the great apostle of Temperance, Father Chiniquy, addressed to the Melanges Re- ligieux of October 19, 1849, on his return from the United States] " I do not exaggerate when I say that there are not less than 200, 000 Canadians in the United States, and unless efficacious means are taken to stop their frightful emigration, before ten years 200, 000 more of our compatriots will have carried to the American Union their arms, their intelligence, and their hearts.
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