America's Aims And Asia's Aspirations
America's Aims And Asia's Aspirations
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"We may be within measurable distance of a unified Eastern, and a disunited Western, world.
Those who would regard a League of Nations, the unity of the Western world, as a chimera would do well to reflect upon just what that means.
"The power of separate national states that are incapable of union will be inadequate to meet that situation. That power could be effective, only if combined. The only means of combination is a League of Nations, of some sort. The re- establishment of a balance of p...ower, especially if coupled with the policy of spheres of influence, means a divided Western world." "Granting all that, would a League of Nations benefit Asia?" "Yes," said the author; "it would. A League of Nations, even though its initiating nucleus should be merely the four powers of the Alliance, standing by the principle of the equal- ity of opportunity for all in China, would be on the road to avoid not only a great cause of dissension among themselves, but those features of exploitation of extra-European territory which, if continued, will make peace between the Western and the Eastern world impossible." ' ' Could ihat be attained, in view of existing alliances ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We may be within measurable distance of a unified Eastern, and a disunited Western, world.
Those who would regard a League of Nations, the unity of the Western world, as a chimera would do well to reflect upon just what that means.
"The power of separate national states that are incapable of union will be inadequate to meet that situation. That power could be effective, only if combined. The only means of combination is a League of Nations, of some sort. The re- establishment of a balance of p...ower, especially if coupled with the policy of spheres of influence, means a divided Western world." "Granting all that, would a League of Nations benefit Asia?" "Yes," said the author; "it would. A League of Nations, even though its initiating nucleus should be merely the four powers of the Alliance, standing by the principle of the equal- ity of opportunity for all in China, would be on the road to avoid not only a great cause of dissension among themselves, but those features of exploitation of extra-European territory which, if continued, will make peace between the Western and the Eastern world impossible." ' ' Could ihat be attained, in view of existing alliances ?
What to read after America's Aims And Asia's Aspirations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gallagher, Patrick, D. 1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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