The Canadian Railway Problem
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" This period and these events mark the ascend- ancy of the private company interests in British North America. It w^as only the violent shock of alarm over the "Trent affair, " bringing Great Bri- tain and the United States to the brink of war that stirred the British people to compel private rail- way promoters to stand aside, in order that the Maritime Provinces might be brought into closer union for defence. The '* Trent affair" coincided 1 Commenting on this, Mr. Keefer, while Sir Francis ...Hincks was still living, had the courage to write: "Canadians have cause to blush at the spectacle of men filling the highest offices in their province, with a seat at the council- board of their sovereign, accepting fees and favours from contractors and officials of a railway company, between whom and them there should have been a gulf as wide as that which separates the Judge of Assize from the suitors before them. " THE INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY 129 with the visit of one of the confederation delega- tions in 1861.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This period and these events mark the ascend- ancy of the private company interests in British North America. It w^as only the violent shock of alarm over the "Trent affair, " bringing Great Bri- tain and the United States to the brink of war that stirred the British people to compel private rail- way promoters to stand aside, in order that the Maritime Provinces might be brought into closer union for defence. The '* Trent affair" coincided 1 Commenting on this, Mr. Keefer, while Sir Francis ...Hincks was still living, had the courage to write: "Canadians have cause to blush at the spectacle of men filling the highest offices in their province, with a seat at the council- board of their sovereign, accepting fees and favours from contractors and officials of a railway company, between whom and them there should have been a gulf as wide as that which separates the Judge of Assize from the suitors before them. " THE INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY 129 with the visit of one of the confederation delega- tions in 1861.
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