The Immigration Policies of the British Dominions, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South AfricaStanford University, 1930 - 314 pages |
Contents
Occasion and Plan of the Study i | 3 |
Canada | 29 |
Success of the Canadian Policy | 69 |
5 other sections not shown
Common terms and phrases
African Year Book agreement agricultural arrival Asiatic assisted immigration assisted passages attitude Australian Immigration Policy Australian Official boys Britain British Columbia British Commonwealth British Isles British subject Canadian Immigration Canadian National Railway Canadian Year Book Chinese classes Commonwealth of Nations contract labor Department of Immigration dictation test domestic Dominions East Indians emigration Empire Settlement Act Empire Settlement Scheme employment England entering Canada entry Europe exclude fact families farm labor farmers figures hundred Ibid Immigration Act Immigration and Colonization Immigration Law immigration policy Imperial Conference island Juvenile Immigration London ment million Minister of Immigration National Negative Policy nominated Official Year Book Order-in-Council Oriental Immigration Oversea Settlement Committee Pacific Islanders permanent residence person population port Positive Policy pounds problem prohibited immigrants race aliens rejected Report Secretary settlers Social South Africa square miles success tion Total Union of South United Kingdom White Australia Policy women workers Zealand Official