Until 1724 no one held the office long enough to develop a colonial policy, but in that year the Duke of Newcastle was appointed to the position, which he held for twenty-four years.
The gathering of the Convention of a United South Africa is in itself a vindication of colonial policy.
I do not think that, although important, this change should be described as a change in colonial policy, but as continuity of colonial policy.
If it were our duty to maintain a colonial policy, no argument could be made against it, because duties are imperative and never conflict.
The evil of a colonial policy, the gross injustice of it, arises largely from the fact that the colony is governed by laws made for it, but not binding upon the country which makes the laws.
Eight years later, however, the stalwart Prussian prefers to crack the whip of a colonial policy of Christian ethics over the natives of the colonial countries.
These disadvantages, which attached to the Sugar Act itself, were accentuated by almost every other cardinal measure of Grenville's colonial policy.
To colonial policy at this stage I discern no particular contribution, and the matters that I have named are now well covered with the moss of kindly time.
But it is necessary to speak these truths of colonial policy even to unwilling ears.
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