Excerpt from The Crown Colonies of Great Britain: An Inquiry Into Their Political Economy, Fiscal Systems, and Trade
All this is so obvious to those acquainted with these colonies that it gives rise to a conviction in many minds that the only people fit to judge of internal affairs in any country whatever are the people who inhabit it. On the other hand, the mixed communities Of races, with opposite views and Often hostile interests, which inhabit some of the Crown colonies, make the full application of such views often impracticable at present, or at least so extremely difficult that administrators prefer to continue the present system with all its evident and admitted evils. It remains only for absolute justice to be dealt out to all classes equally, irrespective of race and interest, until the time arrives when complete local control may be given to the people.
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Excerpt from The Crown Colonies of Great Britain: An Inquiry Into Their Political Economy, Fiscal Systems, and Trade
All this is so obvious to those acquainted with these colonies that it gives rise to a conviction in many minds that the only people fit to judge of internal affairs in any country whatever are the people who inhabit it. On the other hand, the mixed communities Of races, with opposite views and Often hostile interests, which inhabit some of the Crown colonies, make the full application of such views often impracticable at present, or at least so extremely difficult that administrators prefer to continue the present system with all its evident and admitted evils. It remains only for absolute justice to be dealt out to all classes equally, irrespective of race and interest, until the time arrives when complete local control may be given to the people.
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This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
Excerpt from The Crown Colonies of Great Britain: An Inquiry Into Their Political Economy, Fiscal Systems, and Trade
A second edition of this pamphlet has been found necessary in order to meet a demand, and it will be also useful by appearing almost at the same time as a new pamphlet just issued* At the end of the West Indian chapter some additional matter affecting those colonies, which appeared in former pamphlets, has been condensed and inserted for convenience of reference. The two pamphlets now contain a complete statement as far as these colonies are concerned.
A memo, (on the appointment of a Commission of Inquiry), dated 3rd August, 1886, was issued by Sir William Robinson, Governor of Trinidad. In this document the Governor argues in favour of the abolition of the chief export duties and the import duties on food articles. The document is a valuable contribution, and must materially aid in determining the West Indian Administrations to adopt a sound, free trade policy. Sir William says: "Liberating trade from fiscal discouragement means, therefore, without doubt, a considerably larger import trade than we now possess, an improved condition of our people, socially and physically, and a corresponding decrease in certain items of expenditure. Collaterally it means a greater export of sugar, asphalt, cocoa, bananas, cocoa-nuts, oranges, ground nuts, tobacco, fibres, and every other production, now cultivated or to be hereafter cultivated, to the United States and England, as all international trade necessarily means an interchange of cargoes." It is satisfactory to have to note such sound views in a quarter where they are so needed.
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