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This 3 page paper examines Canada's early history and its relationship to the American Civil War. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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File: RT13_SA812Can.rtf
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more than its share in creating bad feelings between England and the United States and would have liked to see the Canadians take up the quarrel which it has raised...There
would be no talk of war but for the mischief-making newspapers in England and America, of which The Times was the worst because the most influential. We have no idea
of Canada being made a victim of the belligerent proposals of the Jefferson Bricks on either side of the Atlantic. We cannot agree the dogma of Canada should provide entirely
for her defence when she is not the author of the quarrels against the consequences of which she is called upon to stand on guard. What can fairly be demanded
of her she has done" (Skelton, 1920, p.349). The implications of this statement in respect to the Canadian military may be aligned with the political stance taken by the Canadian
colonies. Simply stated, they did not want to fight for something they did not feel they caused. George Brown, founder and editor at the Boston Globe, is associated with
this rhetoric, at least according to a student. In fact, Brown was an activist, and a politician, and it should be said that he used his paper to speak his
peace. There was a lot of turmoil during the middle of the nineteenth century. Because America did fight against her mother country, Britain, in order to gain independence, the
relationship between the United States and British North America was strained ("History of Canada," 2008). This is understandable. If America is fighting, Canada should fight too. Of course, at the
time that this is going on, the United States is in the midst of a Civil War. Because Canada is in close proximity to the United States, and Britain has
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