COPELAND v. SEDDON.
MR COPELAND ACCUSES MR SEDDON OF TALKING THE VERIEST NONSENSE.
AND BROWBEATING ENGLISI POLITICIANS,
By .Telegraph—Press AssociationCopyright.) Received 0.4 a.m., June 17. LONDON, June 16. Mr Copeland, writing to the Standard, considers that Mr Seddon s dictatorial manner towards the Motherland is unwise and entirely nilcalled for. There was no good in browbeating English politicians. It was the veriest nonsense to assert that the colonies will conclude reciprocity, treaties with foreign nations
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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 918, 17 June 1903, Page 2
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