An Americans Opinion of British Colonial Policy
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Spaeth attributes to John Bull. On the contrary, where T have found a " most gigantic conspiracy in restraint of trade " has been in the Imperial German colonies, where competing English traders have been treated to a systematic course of petty official restrictions so vexatious that finally they have given up the attempt to do business under German conditions. When I was in German New Guinea this official persecution went so far that a British trading steamer was even forbidden to get water, i...n order to force it to abandon trade with the natives of that neighborhood.
Why is it, lieber Herr Doktor, that British colonies are crowded with Germans ? Why is it that no German is willing to colonize on German soil ! Does Dr. Spaeth know that nearly every one of Germany's colonies was virtually a gift from England, at a time when Bismarck was anxious to amuse his people by foreign toys, and when Lord Salisbury held all tropical colonies as of doubtful value ? He gave away the western section of South Africa, which has been ever claimed as part of Cape Colony.
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Spaeth attributes to John Bull. On the contrary, where T have found a " most gigantic conspiracy in restraint of trade " has been in the Imperial German colonies, where competing English traders have been treated to a systematic course of petty official restrictions so vexatious that finally they have given up the attempt to do business under German conditions. When I was in German New Guinea this official persecution went so far that a British trading steamer was even forbidden to get water, i...n order to force it to abandon trade with the natives of that neighborhood.
Why is it, lieber Herr Doktor, that British colonies are crowded with Germans ? Why is it that no German is willing to colonize on German soil ! Does Dr. Spaeth know that nearly every one of Germany's colonies was virtually a gift from England, at a time when Bismarck was anxious to amuse his people by foreign toys, and when Lord Salisbury held all tropical colonies as of doubtful value ? He gave away the western section of South Africa, which has been ever claimed as part of Cape Colony.
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