IMPERIAL PREFERENCE.
INDEFAI'fGAIJLE T.MUEF REFORM- ! ERS. i ! -THOSE OFFERS." I i Press Associariorj—By Telegi-aph— Ccpyngfit | LONDON, .May 21. I The lnnierial Preferoncv campaign, which was inaugurated i r : FreeU-ade Manchester, ! was continued in the Albert ll.all. lK>ndoii, I Lord Selborne presiding, j Mr Joseph Chamberlain, 'u a iiiessage, j urged t.lu; acceptance of the dominions' ' offer while there w;is ye.t t.;mc. Mr Balfour predicted serious dillicuities from the working of the most-favored-national treaties unless our existing liscai system were altered.
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Evening Star, Issue 14575, 25 May 1911, Page 6
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