which reachedto the farthest corner of the room and half way down to theChateau Laurier, he reminded Mr. King that the British Em-pire had nothing in common with the ramshackle empires ofthe past, and the name Imperial had an all-embracing soundthat British had not. Lord Burnham had the majority… … Q bit uncomfortable. At the same time his viewpoint woulddoubtless appeal to the large majority of his fellow-Canadians.Lord Burnham, owner of the London Daily Telegraph, wasthe chairman, and he was 100 per cent, efficient. He knewthem all and as soon as a speaker got to his feet his lordshipgave…
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