Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Canadian Independence: Annexation and British Imperial Federation
The following essay is the amplification of an essay written for Canadian readers by a Canadian long resident in the United States.
Annexation implies a transaction to which the two sections concerned must be parties, and therefore is of importance, if not equally momentous, to both. To Americans the annexation, not alone of Canada, but of any further territory and its inhabitants, should be considered in the light of the perilous growth of sectionalism at home.
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