The Perfect Development of Canada, Is It Inconsistent With British Welfare (Classic Reprint): Speech of Erastus Wiman, at St. Thomas, Ontario, ... Ontario, December 3, 1887 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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This book evaluates Canada's trade relations with the US and UK, and the impact these relationships were having on Canada's economic development. It examines the advantages and disadvantages of Commercial Union with the US, and the possible consequences for British interests. The author argues that Canada's full potential cannot be realized within the existing constraints of its relationship with the UK. Instead, the author suggests that Commercial Union with the US would not be as detrimental to British interests as some commentators argue, and that in fact the long-term benefits to all parties would be significant, including substantial economic growth for Canada. The author believes that Canada's development should not be restricted for the benefit of a few individuals in the UK, and that the country has the right to pursue its own economic interests while maintaining its political ties to Britain. The book provides a detailed and nuanced analysis of the economic and political factors at play in Canada's trade relations, and is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of Canadian economic development and its relationship with the US and UK.

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