Recent Publications Relating to Canada

RECENT PUBLICATIONS RELATING TO CANADA (Notice in this bibliography doesnot precludea later and more extended review. The following abbreviationsare used: B.R.H.--Bulletin des rechercheshistoriques; C.H.R.--CANADIANHISTORICAL REVIEW;C.J.E.P.S.--Canadian journal of economics and political science.) I. THE RELATIONS OF CANADA WITHIN THE EMPIRE ANGELL, NORMAN. Thedefence oftheempire. London: Hamish Hamilton. [Toronto: MussonBook Co.] lOa7. Pp. 245. (81.75) To be reviewedlater. Australia: I. Ottawa and Australian trade policy; II. The ex-Germancolonies;III. Australia'sfinancial position(Round table, no. 108, Sept., 1987,840-56). BALDWnq, J.R. Freeactionwithin theBritish Commonwealth (Saturday night, Nov. 18, 1987, 2). Discusses the po•ibility that the British Empire may recognizethe principleof regionalgroupings within itself,in connection with foreignpolicy. BARNES, LEO•qARD.Skeleton of theempire. (Fact, a monographa month, no. 8, June, 1987.) London: Fact Limited. 1987. Pp. 98. (6d.) To be reviewed later. BE•TWICH, NORMAN. The slenderjudicial thread of empire (Empire review, LXVI (441),Oct., 1987,224-8). A reviewof the positionof the judicialcommitteeof the privy councilasa court of appealfor the membersof the British Commonwealth. CHURCHILL, RICHARD. The conference in retrospect (Country guide and nor'west farmer, Aug., 1987,5, 48-9). The author analysesthe imperial conference of 1987, with particular attention to Canada's attitude to economicpolicy and imperial defence measures. CLARK,CUMBERLAND.The pioneers,foundersand buildersof the British Empire. London: Mitre Press. 1987. Pp. 208. (5s.) CLARKe,FRED. Res Britannica (Fortnightly, n.s., no. 847, July, 1987, 14-24). An analysisof the structure of the British Commonwealth. COATMAN, Jomq. The imperial conference (Political quarterly, VIII (8), July-Sept., 1987,811-25). In the opinionoftheauthor,the problemofco-operation in foreign policy wasthe most important questionfacing the conferenceof 1987. DAbrOE, JomqW. Theimperialconference of .r937 (Universityof Toronto quarterly, VII (1), Oct., 1987, 1-17). An excellentinterpretation of the conference. DAWSOS, ROBERT MACGRE$OR (ed.). The development of dominionstatus,.r9oo-.r956. London, Toronto, New York: Oxford University Press. 1987. Pp. xiv, 466. (85.00) To be reviewedlater. Thedominions andimperialdefence:I. The Canadiandefence dilemma;II. SouthAfr&:a and defence (Round table, no. 107,June, 1987,547-65). Empiretradeandworldtrade(Roundtable,no.107,June,1987,499-518). The following aspectsof the situation are discussed: the road to freer trade; the gold blocsignpost ;the Oslosignpost; the Germansignpost; the Americansignpost; the commonwealth 's responsibility. HALL,HmqR¾ L. Thecolonial ol•ce:A history. London,New York, Toronto:Longø mans,Greenand Co. 1987. Pp. xiv, 296. (88.75) To be reviewedlater. HALL,WALTER PHELPS andALBION, ROBERT GREENHALGH. A history ofEnglandand the British Empire. With the collaboration of JESSIE BARlqES POPE. Boston, Montreal,etc.:Ginn and Co.. 1037. Pp. vi, 989. (84.60) To be reviewedlater. 462 TI-I•. CANADIAN HISTORICAL R•.VI•.W HECHT, J.S. The casefor empire trade (United empire, XXVIII (9), Sept., 1937, 495-7). Ho•)soN, H. V. The imperial conference (International affairs, XVI (5), Sept.-Oct., 1937, 659-75). A brief analysis of the problemswhich faced the imperial conference of 1937. The imperial conference (Round table, no. 108, Sept., 1937, 695-708). The conference of 1937is discussed underthe followingheadings: discussion or decision?; foreign policy;defence;the problemof shipping. Imperial Conference, •937: Summaryof proceedings. Ottawa: King's Printer. 1937. Pp. 73. Seealso Round table, no. 108, Sept., 1937, 888-905. Theimperialconference: Problems offoreignpolicyanddefence (Bulletin of international news,June 26, 1937, 1079-83). JENNINGS, W. Ivos. Theabdication and theconstitution (Political quarterly, VIII (2), April-June, 1937, 165-79). Lowrs, A. R.M. The king and thecrown(Manitobaessays, University of Manitoba, 1937, 122-41). Mn)•I. EY, C. From empire to a commonwealth of nations. Exeter: A. Wheaton and Company,PaternosterPress. 1936. Pp. 64. (ls.) P•.•.NI, B. La conferenza imperiale britannica (Rassegnadi politica internazionale, luglio,1937,565-98). PEMBgl•TON, R. FSANK•Am). The imperial commonwealth: An essayon British colonial policy(RoyalAir Forcequarterly,VIII (3), July, 1937,277-390). A presentation of the main principlesof British colonial policy. P•uMrrsg, A. F. W. The natureof political and economic development in the British dominions(C.J.E.P.S., III (4), Nov., 1937,489-507). POL•.ST, E. L'empirebritannique(Revue$conomique internationale,April, 1937). T, J.S. Theimperialconference (Dalhousiereview,XVII (3), Oct., 1937,361-4). VILLmqEIJVE, JACQUES.La preferenceimp•riale et le commerce...