Albert Fourth Earl Grey a Last Word
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" He spoke about nationalism as " a vicious principle, " meaning by that rather ambiguous term, I would suppose, what is more clearly expressed by the term particularism. He hated anything merely tribal and provincial. His desire was for the brother- hood of humanity, the federation of the world, and he believed that the straight road to this goal lay through the federation of the Empire and through Anglo-Saxon unity.
At a dinner in America, during 1910, he made a speech in which the following ...passage occurred : 140 Imperial Unity The hope that filled the great heart of Cecil Rhodes with fond imaginings was that one day the English- speaking peoples of the world — of your Republic and of the free democracies of the British Empire — would be joined together as co-workers for world purposes in a great Anglo-Saxon consolidation, strong enough perhaps to stop unnecessary wars, and powerful and high-minded enough to lead the nations in the march of progress and reform. In this hope Cecil Rhodes founded his scholarships.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He spoke about nationalism as " a vicious principle, " meaning by that rather ambiguous term, I would suppose, what is more clearly expressed by the term particularism. He hated anything merely tribal and provincial. His desire was for the brother- hood of humanity, the federation of the world, and he believed that the straight road to this goal lay through the federation of the Empire and through Anglo-Saxon unity.
At a dinner in America, during 1910, he made a speech in which the following ...passage occurred : 140 Imperial Unity The hope that filled the great heart of Cecil Rhodes with fond imaginings was that one day the English- speaking peoples of the world — of your Republic and of the free democracies of the British Empire — would be joined together as co-workers for world purposes in a great Anglo-Saxon consolidation, strong enough perhaps to stop unnecessary wars, and powerful and high-minded enough to lead the nations in the march of progress and reform. In this hope Cecil Rhodes founded his scholarships.
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