Canada was regarded as a hostage to restrain Britain
In "The Proud Tower: A Portrait of the World Before the War, 1890-1914," Barbara W. Tuchman explores the geopolitical dynamics of the time, highlighting Canada's status as a country perceived to be under British influence. This notion of Canada as a 'hostage' underscores the limitations on its autonomy, as it was often used to ensure British interests were safeguarded in international affairs.
Tuchman's analysis provides insight into the complexities of colonial...