A Key to the Orient
A Key to the Orient
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The British lion loves to masquerade in the Crusader's mantle, and never sets out to seek his prey unarmed with a pious excuse.
The old Romans went out to conquer ; but the English have no such intent, they go out only to spread freedom and Chris- tianity with the sword.
England wants Morocco, therefore this sudden outcry about Moorish slavery.
When England has taken Morocco, Moorish slavery will be heard of no more.
75 A Key to the Orient India, Burmah, Ceylon, and Egypt are full of slaves. An...d let it not be forgotten that General Gordon's first official act on his arrival in Khartoum was to re-estab- lish, by edict of the Queen, the slave trade which had been abolished by the Khedive Ishmail. Nor can we blame him. Gordon knew the East and acted from necessity. I only blame that policy which talks one way and acts another. Let England conquer all she pleases, but let her have the courage of her actions, and not seek to humbug her own sub- jects and the rest of the world.
Many people speak of oriental slavery as of other things which they know nothing about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The British lion loves to masquerade in the Crusader's mantle, and never sets out to seek his prey unarmed with a pious excuse.
The old Romans went out to conquer ; but the English have no such intent, they go out only to spread freedom and Chris- tianity with the sword.
England wants Morocco, therefore this sudden outcry about Moorish slavery.
When England has taken Morocco, Moorish slavery will be heard of no more.
75 A Key to the Orient India, Burmah, Ceylon, and Egypt are full of slaves. An...d let it not be forgotten that General Gordon's first official act on his arrival in Khartoum was to re-estab- lish, by edict of the Queen, the slave trade which had been abolished by the Khedive Ishmail. Nor can we blame him. Gordon knew the East and acted from necessity. I only blame that policy which talks one way and acts another. Let England conquer all she pleases, but let her have the courage of her actions, and not seek to humbug her own sub- jects and the rest of the world.
Many people speak of oriental slavery as of other things which they know nothing about.
What to read after A Key to the Orient?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clapham Pennington to read onlineMoreLess
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