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Foreign Trade is Essential
to Domestic Prosperity.

Else—stagnation at home. New routes
must be opened, Canadian Trade Lines
must be established and maintained. With
ships, the markets of the world are open
to Canadians. Canada produces a sur-
plus of necessities.
remacy means—the ability to carry where
and when required, to sell without inter-
ference, and

Demands the Freedom
of the Seas.

By willingness and ability to provide
ships, Canada this year has drawn the
West Indies closer to herself and to the
Empire. She can make preferential
trade agreements with other peoples

Commercial sup-—

 

that Pass in on Night

under the British Flag without arousing
international complications.

The trade of 45,000,060 people in British
Tropical Africa is waiting for us to-day.

Trade Follows the Flag.

The very’ existence of the Empire proves
it. But to secure trade there must be
ships and men with adventurous spirit
to man them—and men with vision to seek
out markets.

The Navy League advocates a Merchant
Marine, officered and manned by Can-
adians trading from Canadian ports.

Politics have no place in this work. It
promotes a national ideal. Commercial
and agricultural prosperity depend upon
it.

Unless we deveiop Overseas Trade, we
may become mere hewers of wood and
drawers of water for other nations.

To carry on this work costs Money.
The money must come from the Public,

The Navy League. of Canada

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