Problems of Empire Papers And Addresses
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A leading grain merchant stated to me, and his view was con- firmed by others, that a preference of Is. To 2. S'. Per quarter would be ample to speedily develop the Canadian North- West, and bring under cultivation all the land required to produce the bread supply of the United Kingdom. The following illustration will make the value of the preference clear. Free grants of land are given by the Canadian Government in what are known as quarter sections, or 160 acres. Assuming that on a farm of th...is size 100 acres are under wheat, and that the production of wheat per acre is twenty 186 INEFFECTUAL PREFERENCES.
bushels, or two and a half quarters, if wheat rises by 26'. A quarter, the Canadian farmer will get 5s. Per acre more for his produce, or 25/. In all. 25L per annum will make all the difference to the small Canadian farmer between a struggling existence and comparative comfort. It cannot, of course, be asserted that as the result of the preference, the Canadian or even the British farmer will receive 2^.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A leading grain merchant stated to me, and his view was con- firmed by others, that a preference of Is. To 2. S'. Per quarter would be ample to speedily develop the Canadian North- West, and bring under cultivation all the land required to produce the bread supply of the United Kingdom. The following illustration will make the value of the preference clear. Free grants of land are given by the Canadian Government in what are known as quarter sections, or 160 acres. Assuming that on a farm of th...is size 100 acres are under wheat, and that the production of wheat per acre is twenty 186 INEFFECTUAL PREFERENCES.
bushels, or two and a half quarters, if wheat rises by 26'. A quarter, the Canadian farmer will get 5s. Per acre more for his produce, or 25/. In all. 25L per annum will make all the difference to the small Canadian farmer between a struggling existence and comparative comfort. It cannot, of course, be asserted that as the result of the preference, the Canadian or even the British farmer will receive 2^.
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