The imperial race and the immigration sieve: The Canadian debate on assisted British migration and empire settlement, 1900–30During the 1920s assisted migration from Britain sparked a complex and often bitter debate in Canada. It had long been held that migrants who required assistance were highly...
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(2) The British North America Act 1867, s 3 created "one Dominion under the name of Canada" to describe the confederation of the colonies of British... I Richardson 被引量: 0发表: 2012年 Confederation law of Canada : Privy Council cases on the British North-America Act, 1867 / (2) ...
Philanthropic, benevolent and religious organizations were convinced that social and economic problems would be managed by removing the children, as Susan Elizabeth Brazeau explains in“They Were But Children: The Immigration of British Home Children to Canada”(p. 1): ...
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A timely history of immigration, integration, and national identity that reveals the true heritage behind some of the nation's defining artworks. To truly understand British art is to recognize the pivotal contributions of the many foreign artists who have called Britain home. Traditional narratives...
SWISS IMMIGRATION 1820 TO 1930 Between 1798 and 1850, about 100,000 Swiss went abroad (the proportions between temporary and permanent migrations cannot be determined) and some 50,000 foreigners located in Switzerland. Between 1850 and 1914 those leaving the Confederation numbered about 410,000, tho...
Race in South Africa 8 A Kindergarten to Rule the Country Part III: Constructive Imperialism 9 Tariff Reform and Imperial Defence 10 Constructive Imperialism 11 The Essential Link: Canada and the Empire 12 New Jesuits of Empire: The Round Table Part IV - Imperialism on the Anvil 13 The Great...
The policy best calculated to help Britain overcome the crisis is one which would welcome appropriate grades of immigrants from the continent of Europe. A high rate of immigration makes up for a low degree of internal mobility. The argument that these new- comers would be a strain on the ...