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The Colonial Secretary of Chamberlain, who had chosen what, up to that time, had been regarded as a second rate post, in order to carry into effect his ideas concerning the consolida tion of the Empire. He sent invitations to the prime ministers of the self-governing colonies to attend a conference in London on the occasion of the Diamond Jubilee assembled, and Canada.
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