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£ 103,400.

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India Australia

New Zealand 40,000.

200,000.

Cape Colony

Natal

Newfound 2 and

50,000.

35,000. 3,000.

India, in addition, pays the entire cost of all troops

borrowed from the Imperial Government. It may in fact be

said that a wholly British Colony which is not prepared to

undertake the entire cost of its land defences, is not ripe

for Self-government.

(b)

Crown Colonies & Protectorates providing their own

Defence.

Many of the Crown Colonies and Protectorates furnish

their own Forces. In the case of one or two of the latter

the Imperial Government givea • Grant in Aid of the general

Revenue which however does not affect the matter at issue,

and is in every case being gradually reduced and will in

time dieappear.

Some of these Colonies and Protectorates have frontiers

co-terminous with those of Foreign Powers, e.g. Northern

and Southern Nigeria, the Gold Coast, Sierra Leone, kast

Africa and Uganda etc., whose frontiers run with those of

Germany and France. In case of war with either of those

Powera these possessions would have to depend entirely on

their own forces, nor would even the Navy assist them. The

large forces they have to maintain, though primarily for

the control of the vast areas they comprise, are also for

their defence against a European enemy in war. Whether they

are sufficiently insured against war risks is their own

affair. The insurance they pay is the utmost their revenues

can afford.

It is pertinent to the matter under discussion to

ascertain what proportion of their Revenue these Colonies

who provide their own defence, spend on that defence, and

how