British Eloquence 4
British Eloquence 4
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A fair estimate of the Secretary for the Colonies will doubtless be that there are few men alive who are more sincerely devoted to what they believe the honor and glory of the British Empire.
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN.
SPLENDID ISOLATION.
On Januaiy 21, 1896, at a banquet given in London to Lord Lamington on the eve of his departure for Queensland as Gov- emor of the Colony, Mr. Chamberlain presided. It will be remembered that no less than three events had recently oc- curred to shock the dreams of th...e amiable sentimentalists who had decided to abolish war forever between the nations. It was the period of President Cleveland's Venezuelan Message, of Dr. Jameson's raid into the Transvaal, and of the German Emperor's tel^ram of sympathy to President Krttger. For the moment England realized keenly that she stood alone : the Anglo-Saxon world it seemed was split in twain — ^not only German but American arrayed against the Englishman.
Then came the outburst of loyalty from the colonies, the marvellously swift equipment of a ** Flying Squadron" — and lo !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A fair estimate of the Secretary for the Colonies will doubtless be that there are few men alive who are more sincerely devoted to what they believe the honor and glory of the British Empire.
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN.
SPLENDID ISOLATION.
On Januaiy 21, 1896, at a banquet given in London to Lord Lamington on the eve of his departure for Queensland as Gov- emor of the Colony, Mr. Chamberlain presided. It will be remembered that no less than three events had recently oc- curred to shock the dreams of th...e amiable sentimentalists who had decided to abolish war forever between the nations. It was the period of President Cleveland's Venezuelan Message, of Dr. Jameson's raid into the Transvaal, and of the German Emperor's tel^ram of sympathy to President Krttger. For the moment England realized keenly that she stood alone : the Anglo-Saxon world it seemed was split in twain — ^not only German but American arrayed against the Englishman.
Then came the outburst of loyalty from the colonies, the marvellously swift equipment of a ** Flying Squadron" — and lo !
What to read after British Eloquence 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Kendall Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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