The Day of Sir Wilfrid Laurier: A Chronicle of Our Own Time

by Oscar D. Skelton

Foster, Sir George, [124], [150], [162]; assists Mr Chamberlain in his tariff-reform campaign, [276]; his Canadian Naval Service, [305-6].

Fournier, Telesphore, [21], [36].

France, the conflict between church and state in, [25-7]; the tariff, [140]; colonial expansion, [141], [302], [303]; relations with Britain, [181], [183], [303]; and Sir Wilfrid Laurier, [181-4].

Franchise Act (1885), the, [70-2].

Fuller, Valencay, [109-10]

Galt, Sir A. T., [104], [107] n.; an empire-builder, [133], [135], [329].

Geoffrion, C. A., [21], [170] n.

Germany, [143]; her trade relations with Canada, [134-5], [179], [228], [251-2]; the tariff question, [140]; colonial expansion, [141], [303]; challenges British naval supremacy, [302], [303-4]; her responsibility for the Great War, [316].

Graham, G. P., [247].

Great Britain, her relations with the United States, [103], [256-7]; the development of the Empire, [108], [126-30], [147-8]; the tariff question, [140], [150], [151], [265], [266], [271-81]; her relations with European nations, [140-2], [181], [183], [303-4]; the Boer War, [184-92]; the problem of imperial defence, [200-2], [204], [301], [302]; the Alaskan boundary, [213], [214], [215], [216]; the Canadian West, [224-6]; her democratic leadership, [256-7], [281-2], [293]; the Great War, [316-20].