England, Canada and the Great War

CONTENTS

Chapter		Page
	—Introduction	1
I	—Who are the Guilty Parties?	25
II	—The Persistent Efforts of England in Favour of Peace	29
III	—The Call to Duty in Canada	40
IV	—Recruiting by Voluntary Service	46
V	—Intervention of Nationalism	49
VI	—What Do We Owe England?	51
VII	—Canada is not a Sovereign State	55
VIII	—German Illusions	67
IX	—The Nationalist Error	68
X	—Had Canada the Right to Help England?	71
XI	—The Duty of Canada	74
XII	—The Soudanese and the South African Wars	77
XIII	—British and German Aspirations Compared	87
	Sub-title—Construction and Supply	93
	" —Transport	97
	" —The Air Service	98
	" —The Financial Effort of Great Britain	100
	" —Achievements of Dominion, Colonial and Indian Troops	101
XIV	—The Veritable Aims of the Allies	104
	Sub-title—The Only Possible Peace Conditions	111
XV	—Just and Unjust Wars	116
	Sub-title—A "Nationalist" Illogical Charge against England	125
	" —Other "Nationalist" Erroneous Assertions	128
	" —Incredible "Nationalist" Notions	131
	" —Canadian Financial Operations in the United States	134
XVI	—"Nationalist" Views Condensed	139
XVII	—Loyal Principles Propounded	143
	Sub-title—Unjust "Nationalist" Grievances against England	150
XVIII	—Imperialism	164
XIX	—American Imperialism	177
XX	—British Imperialism	189
XXI	—The Situations of 1865 and 1900-14 Compared	Clyx.com