...of the world of which the policy is capable of forming, or has ever actually and in fact formed fuch men. The colonies owe to the policy of Europe the education and great views of their active and enterprifing founders; and fome of the greateft and moft important of them, fo far as concerns their...

...the world of •which the policy is capable of forming, or has ever actually and in fact formed fuch men. The colonies owe to the policy of Europe the education and great views of their active and enterprifing founders ; and fome of the greateft and moft important of them, fo far as concerns their...

...of the world of which the policy is capable of forming, or has ever actually and in fact formed fuch men. The colonies owe to the policy of Europe the education and great views of their active and enterprifing founders j and fome of the greateft and moft important of them, fo far as concerns their...

...is capable of forming, or ever has " actually and in fact, formed, such men. The colonies owe " to Europe the education and great views of their active...enterprising founders, and some of the greatest and most i: important of them, so far as concerns their internal govern" ment, owe to it scarce any thing else."...

...other quarter of the world, of which the policy is capable of forming, or has ever actually, and ID fact, formed such men. The colonies owe to the policy of Europe the education and greet views of their active and enterpriiing foj'.i'ers ; and some of the greatest and most important...

...somewhat less illiberal and oppressive than that i of any of the rest.1 • In what Way, therefore, has the policy of Europe contributed either to the...great views of their active and enterprising founders ; und some of the greatest and most important of them, so far as concerns their internal government...

...policy is capable of forming, or has ever actually and in fact formed such men. The colonies owe to Europe the education and great views of their active...and some of the greatest and most important of them owe to her scarce anything else." ' CAUSES ON WHICH" THE PROPORTIONATE AMOUNT OF RENT DEPENDS. "We...

...virum mater ! It bred and formed the men who were capable of achieving such great actions, and oflaying the foundation of so great an empire; and there is...important of them, so far as concerns their internal governm?nt, owe to it scarce anything else." This much, then, we may admit — that Canada owes to...

...other quarter < f the world of which the policy is capable of forming, or has ever actually and hi fact formed, such men. The colonies owe to the policy of Europe the educa1 ion and great views of their active and enterprising founders ; :~. nit some of the S reatest...

...such great action, and of laying the foundation of so great an empire. The colonies owe to this policy the education and great views of their active and...greatest and most important of them, so far as concerns the government, owe to it scarce anything else. To propose that Great Britain should voluntarily give...