No prerogative of the Crown is more undisputed than that of taking the initiative in all negotiations with foreign governments, conducting them throughout, and finally completing them by the signature and ratification of a treaty....
Wilson highlights the undisputed prerogative of the Crown to initiate and conduct negotiations with foreign governments.
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