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Cov Le 20 mars 1855 :— Sir ALLAN MACNAB:....It was not too much that a

t a time when the mother country was engaged in defence of the liberties of Europe, that this country should take upon itself some such provisions for its own defence

for the security of order within its own boundaries...... (205)

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allow the mother country to have all the burden of the defence of the Provinces, espec fighting the batties of freedom and civilisation in Europe. ..... (205)

’ the adoption of which they had no voice. It pl of an irresponsible Executive, giving a Government appointed by a power 4000 miles

by which in England

Lincoln (1) to the Militia Law of

Government furnished arms and accoutrements, and very Properly, because the country was involved in a war entirely

irrespective of the will of the people of the country; 50 she would again under similar ces were different, and the People must defend

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