In "Under Rich Flag?, the Great Question for Canada," Frank Munro delves into pivotal questions surrounding Canada's economic and political future in the late 19th century. This work explores the complexities of Canada's relationship with imperial federation, probing the potential benefits and drawbacks of closer ties with the British Empire. Munro critically examines the concept of naturalization, framing it as an issue of significant moral and societal consequence.
The book offers a valuable historical perspective on the debates shaping Canadian identity and sovereignty during a crucial period of national development. It remains relevant for readers interested in understanding the historical roots of Canada's economic and political policies.
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