Canada and "Imperial Defense" A Study of the Origins of the British Commonwealth's Defense Organization, 1867-1919
The long-standing need to explore the myth of "imperial defense" is at last answered by Dr. Preston's important reinterpretation of the evolution of British Empire and Commonwealth defense co-operation. The author's use of primary sources in the dominions for information regardin...
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| 520 | |a Preston explains the vital importance of the colonies in the success of Commonwealth war efforts. His study seek the origins of British Commonwealth relationships in the history of the dominion, and especially of Canadian, military and naval developments. Beginning from a colonial view of these developments within the individual dominions rather than from the standard emphasis on imperial defense planning, the author implements his research by an extensive use of defense files in dominion military archives -- | ||
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| title | Canada and "Imperial Defense" A Study of the Origins of the British Commonwealth's Defense Organization, 1867-1919 |
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