External Policy and Internal Problems
- External Policy and Internal Problems
Footnotes
1. The approach in numbers can be indicated in another way. In 1931 there were of British descent between twenty-five and twenty-nine (inclusive), 385,236; of French, 219,570: a difference of about 165,000. But of four years and under there were of British, 463,100; of French, 385,102: a difference of only 78,000.
