THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW VOL. CCXVI Tros Tyriusque mihi nullo discrimine agetur NEW YORK 1922 Copyright, 1922, by NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW CORPORATION All Rights Reserved Adams, Henry A., see Man of Mystery, A. Affairs of the World, 129, 273, 417, 561, 705, Aircraft versus Battleships, 470. ALDEN, STANLEY. George Gissing, Humanist, ALDINGTON, RICHARD. Marivaux and Mari- ALLEN, HERVEY. Poe in Carolina, 65; Sulli- ALLEN, MARGARET PINCKNEY. "The Odd ALLEN, WILLIS BOYD. Old Lamps for New, ALLINSON, ANNE C. E. Paul and Two Women, CAUGHEY, MARY-LAPSLEY. The Priest and Chapone, Gregory, and Pennington, 226. Chemical Warfare in the Future, 476. FINLEY, JOHN H. "Where the Young Child Fog Ships, 662. Forgotten Woman, The, 455. FOSTER, RT. HON. SIR GEORGE E. Canada and the United States, 1. Founding of Main Street, The, 121, 248, 411. "Freedom of the Straits, The," 721. FULLAM, REAR ADMIRAL W. F., U. S. N. Use and Abuse of Submarines, 467. FURNESS, HORACE HOWARD, JR. "Hamlet and GALAHAD, JOSEPH ANDREW. Another Spring, Garbage Can, The, 102. GARDINER, WILLIAM HOWARD. The Philip- GILMAN, LAWRENCE. The Book of the Gissing, George, Humanist, 364. Golf and the Philosophic Mind, 239. "Great is Diana of the Ephesians", 63. "Hamlet and the Mystery of Amy Robsart": A HARRIS, MURIEL, What is Background? 53. HILL, DAVID JAYNE. The Illusions of Genoa, HSIN-HAI, CHANG. The Vitality of Confu- Ideals Do We Wish to Preserve, What, 808. I'll Be Your Epitaph! 498. Illusions of Genoa, The, 154. Industrial Republic, The, 174. JACKS, L. P. The Great Enchantment, 750. Judaism and World Restoration, 145. KASSEL, CHARLES. Immortality and the New KELLOGG, VERNON. World Trouble and Real- KENNEDY, W. P. M. Canada's National Knock at the Stage Door, The, 378. Laborer and the Lady, The, 332. LAUZANNE, STEPHANE. The Mirror of the LEE, VERNON. “Dark, Many-Towered Bo- Letters to the Editor, 142, 429, 573, 718. PETERSON, FREDERICK. Everychild, 659. Poetry:-"Great is Diana of The Ephesians", Principles Underlying Prohibition, 200; A Re- Prohibition:-Principles Underlying Prohibi- Prospecting for Intelligence, 681. Protestantism and the World's Necessities, SCAMMELL, CAPT. J. M., INF. O. R. C. Chemical Warfare in the Future, 476. Sea Power, The Philippines and, 165. Shelley, Percy Bysshe, 67. SHERWOOD, HERBERT FRANCIS. Our New Racial Drama, 489. SILVERMAN, REV. DR. JOSEPH. Judaism and World Restoration, 145. SKINNER, CONSTANCE. Song of the Birth, 661. GERTRUDE. Percy Bysshe Shelley, SLAUGHTER, 67. SMITH, CAPT. ROY C., U. S. N. Aircraft versus Battleships, 470. Some Devices of War:-Use and Abuse of Submarines, 467; Aircraft tersus Battleships, 470; Chemical Warfare in the Future, 476. Song of the Birth, 661. SPEYER, LEONORA. I'll Be Your Epitaph! 498. Talking for Victory, 222. Tarkington, Booth: The Seven Ages of Man, 499. Welfare Worker's Human Side, The, 535. What is Background? 53. WHEELER, WAYNE B. Principles Underlying Prohibition, 200. "Where the Young Child Was", 781. WILLIAMS, STANLEY T. The Founding of Main Street, 121, 248, 411. WINSLOW, ANNE GOODWIN. "Great is Diana of the Ephesians", 63. Woman Sits in the Twilight, A, 355. Stage Door, 378; Charles Dickens, The Side- World Mission of Christian Science, The, 616. World Restoration:-Judaism and World Restoration, 145; What Ails the World? 289; Protestantism and the World's Necessities, 433; The World Mission of Christian Science, 616; The Vitality of Confucianism, 625; The Great Enchantment, 750; World Trouble and Realism, 765. World Trouble and Realism, 765. WYATT, EDITH FRANKLIN. Booth Tarkington: The Seven Ages of Man, 499. YOUNG, STARK. Consciences, 673; The Apron String in Our Theatre, 833. NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW JULY, 1922 CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES BY RT. HON. SIR GEORGE E. FOSTER WITHOUT delving into history or recalling ancient fiscal controversies between Canada and the United States, certain broad facts present themselves at once to the student of their trade relations present and possible. Between them stretches a long border line through nearly four thousand miles of coterminous territory whose nearby products are section for section quite similar. Our Eastern provinces raise and market much the same products of the fisheries, forest and field as do the States from Maine to Michigan, with a surplus that varies with the seasons, but is on the average large. Our Western Prairie provinces produce in the main the same commodities as do the States from Michigan to Washington, grains, live stock and hardy fruits, while British Columbia in addition pursues a large and varied increasing culture of fruits of the kinds grown in Washington State. This lays a foundation for a seasonal and geographical interchange between the two countries of growing dimensions. Further south the United States produces semi-tropical commodities, impossible of growth in Canada, which naturally seek the Canadian market in competition with other countries of like production. As the population of both countries increases so will the productive capacity and the mutual requirements of consumption. In the matter of coal the Dominion at present draws largely on United States resources for both anthracite and bituminous. Copyright, 1922, by North American Review Corporation. All rights reserved. VOL. CCXVI. NO. 800 |