Brodrick, St John (Viscount Midleton), [195], [200-1], [202].
Brown, George, [21], [62], [135], [329].
Bryce, Lord, his diplomatic services to Canada, [212], [258].
Campbell, Sir Alexander, [142], [143].
Campbell-Bannerman, Sir H., his courageous policy, [293].
Canada: political development between 1841 and 1867, [18-24]; Church and State, [24], [27-8]; 'Institut Canadien,' [29-31]; Ultramontanes and Liberals, [41-50]; the tariff question, [57-8], [109-14], [118-19], [124-5], [157-8], [173-5], [235-7], [274-6]; provincial rights and the Dominion, [61-72]; despondency and stagnation, [93-100]; the population question, [99-100], [226-7]; her relations with United States, [101-6], [187], [203-4], [208-15], [256], [257-60], [266], [268]; the fisheries dispute, [104-6]; annexation, [106-109]; commercial union, [109-112]; unrestricted reciprocity, [112-14], [118-25], [260-8]; upholds the imperial connection, [129-130], [216-17], [304-6]; from colony to free state, [131-9], [187-8], [197-8], [216-17], [283-8], [290]; treaty-making powers, [134-6], [175], [179], [217], [250-2], [285-8]; the High Commissioner, [138-139]; inter-imperial defence, [143], [146-9], [184], [200], [201], [202-204], [299], [301]; imperial federation, [144-5] and note; inter-imperial trade, [150-2], [206]; the Boer War, [184-92]; cheap postage, [206]; the Joint High Commission, [209-10]; the Alaskan boundary, [210-17]; the settling of the West, [218-227]; her land policy, [227-8]; industrial and railway development, [228-32]; state aids to production, [233-5]; Conservation Commission, [234-5]; the department of Labour, [237-8]; Alberta and Saskatchewan, [238-45]; trade relations with foreign powers, [250-2]; the Asiatic immigration question, [252-5]; International Joint Commission, [259]; the department of External Affairs, [286]; land defence development, [297-8]; the naval problem, [298-9], [305-309], [310], [312-15]; the Great War, [316-18], [319]; progress since Confederation, [321-4]. See Parliament.
Canada First movement, the, [40].
Canadian Pacific Railway, the, [38], [110]; the building contract, [58-61], [95-8], [252].
Cape Colony. See Colonial Conferences.