The Revolt in Canada Against the new Feudalism; Tariff History From the Revision of 1907 to the Uprising of the West in 1910 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171770015)

"The Revolt in Canada Against the New Feudalism" examines the political and economic landscape of early 20th-century Canada, focusing on the growing discontent with tariff policies and their impact on the western provinces. Edward Porritt meticulously details the history of tariff revisions from 1907 to the uprising of 1910, revealing the tensions between eastern industrial interests and the agricultural communities of the West.

This book offers a valuable insight into the complex dynamics of Canadian federalism and the evolving economic policies that shaped the nation. Porritt's analysis provides a historical perspective on the challenges of balancing regional interests and fostering equitable economic development. The book remains relevant for anyone interested in understanding the historical roots of Canada's political economy and the ongoing debates surrounding trade, tariffs, and regional disparities.

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