A Straight Deal; Or, the Ancient Grudge
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For the same reasons which I have suggested before, self-interest, behind which lay her demo- cratic kinship with our ideals, ranged her with us.
To place my third jackstraw, which follows 116 A STRAIGHT DEAL twenty years after the second, uninterruptedly in this group, I pass over for the moment our War of 1812. To that I will return after I have dealt with the third jackstraw, namely, the Mon- roe Doctrine. It was England that suggested the Monroe Doctrine to us. From the origin of this in.th...e mind of Canning to its public announcement upon our side of the water, the pattern to which I have alluded is for the third time very clearly to be seen.
How much did your school histories tell you about the Monroe Doctrine? I confess that my notion of it came to this : President Monroe informed the kings of Europe that they must keep away from this hemisphere. Whereupon the kings obeyed him and have remained obedient ever since. Of George Canning I knew nothing.
Another large game of jackstraws was being played in Europe in 1823.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the same reasons which I have suggested before, self-interest, behind which lay her demo- cratic kinship with our ideals, ranged her with us.
To place my third jackstraw, which follows 116 A STRAIGHT DEAL twenty years after the second, uninterruptedly in this group, I pass over for the moment our War of 1812. To that I will return after I have dealt with the third jackstraw, namely, the Mon- roe Doctrine. It was England that suggested the Monroe Doctrine to us. From the origin of this in.th...e mind of Canning to its public announcement upon our side of the water, the pattern to which I have alluded is for the third time very clearly to be seen.
How much did your school histories tell you about the Monroe Doctrine? I confess that my notion of it came to this : President Monroe informed the kings of Europe that they must keep away from this hemisphere. Whereupon the kings obeyed him and have remained obedient ever since. Of George Canning I knew nothing.
Another large game of jackstraws was being played in Europe in 1823.
What to read after A Straight Deal; Or, the Ancient Grudge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wister Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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