Responsible Government in the Dominions volume 3
Responsible Government in the Dominions volume 3
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2 Ibid. , pp. 68, 69. 3 Ibid. , pp. 69, 70. 4 Ibid. , pp. 70, 71. * Ibid. , pp. 71, 72.
1506 IMPERIAL UNITY [PARTVIII of members of the House of Commons in favour of steps being taken to associate the Dominions with the conduct of Imperial affairs. 1 From the Imperial point of view the authority of the Government of the United Kingdom would be hopelessly impaired by the creation of the new Council, and from the point of view of the Dominions the new Council would inter- fere with their self-gov...ernment.
The resolutions proposed by the Government of New Zealand for the reconstruction of the Colonial Office were not formally moved by Sir Joseph Ward, because, with his permis- sion, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, 2 with a view to abbreviating the discussion, put forward certain suggestions of the Imperial Government with regard to the matter. Mr. Harcourt explained that the office was already in effect completely divided below the Permanent Under-Secretary of State. There were the Dominions Department and the Crown Colonies Department, and in common the General Department, including the legal branch, the registries, the library, the accounts branch, the copying branch, the printing branch, and honours, and similar questions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 Ibid. , pp. 68, 69. 3 Ibid. , pp. 69, 70. 4 Ibid. , pp. 70, 71. * Ibid. , pp. 71, 72.
1506 IMPERIAL UNITY [PARTVIII of members of the House of Commons in favour of steps being taken to associate the Dominions with the conduct of Imperial affairs. 1 From the Imperial point of view the authority of the Government of the United Kingdom would be hopelessly impaired by the creation of the new Council, and from the point of view of the Dominions the new Council would inter- fere with their self-gov...ernment.
The resolutions proposed by the Government of New Zealand for the reconstruction of the Colonial Office were not formally moved by Sir Joseph Ward, because, with his permis- sion, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, 2 with a view to abbreviating the discussion, put forward certain suggestions of the Imperial Government with regard to the matter. Mr. Harcourt explained that the office was already in effect completely divided below the Permanent Under-Secretary of State. There were the Dominions Department and the Crown Colonies Department, and in common the General Department, including the legal branch, the registries, the library, the accounts branch, the copying branch, the printing branch, and honours, and similar questions.
What to read after Responsible Government in the Dominions volume 3?
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