REVUES DIVERSES

Barcx (Th. W.). — La Baie d'Hudson est-elle une mer libre ou fermée ? R. D: I. L. C., 2, XIIH-539.

Bourassa. — Hier, aujourd’hui, demain (United Empire, VII- 542).

Crewe (H. J.). — Canada and the West Indies (United Empire, IX-426).

Jonnson (V. K.).— Canada’s title to Hudson Bay and Strait (British year book of International Law, 1934, p. 1).

Mac Kenwzie (N. A. M.) — Treaty makimg power in Canada (American journal of International Law, 1925).

Wnirron. — La doctrine de Monroe, R. G. D. I. P. 1933.

PAMPHLITS

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Unpublished arguments by Jeremie Bentham : « Emancipate your colonies, » Londres, 1839.

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The Canadian crisis and Lord Durham mission to the North American colonies, with remarks, the result of personnal observations on the colonies and United States, on the remedial measures to be adopted in the North American provinces. Londres, J. Rodwell,

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