Canada And Its Relations to the British Empire
Canada And Its Relations to the British Empire
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We occupy our great areas of land with men and women of every nation. We will vie with the world in growing wheat and cattle. We build railways, establish great industrial activities, and we grow rich in this world's goods. We build churches and schools and universities and libraries. In the doing let us be careful to hold to the substance and have the 8 root of the matter in us. There is sound wisdom in the warning to this young nation, so wonderful in its possibilities, " What shall it profit... a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul ? " It is this view of Empire, of the Commonwealth, which attracts me — not dominion or power or exploitation — but the bearing of responsibility and the fulfilling of duty. To me, there is in this no limitation of our national greatness and importance, but rather an open door to service which will enable us to share in the world's burdens and the world's conquests. In considering the future, we will reach a determination whether we are to adopt a policy of co-operation which the constituent nations within the Empire will voluntarily exercise when a crisis occurs, or whether we are to adopt a policy in which each nation will retain full autonomy in all matters of domestic concern, but will be bound with other similarly autonomous bodies including Great Britain and Ireland, in the determination of our relations with the Avorld outside the Commonwealth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We occupy our great areas of land with men and women of every nation. We will vie with the world in growing wheat and cattle. We build railways, establish great industrial activities, and we grow rich in this world's goods. We build churches and schools and universities and libraries. In the doing let us be careful to hold to the substance and have the 8 root of the matter in us. There is sound wisdom in the warning to this young nation, so wonderful in its possibilities, " What shall it profit... a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul ? " It is this view of Empire, of the Commonwealth, which attracts me — not dominion or power or exploitation — but the bearing of responsibility and the fulfilling of duty. To me, there is in this no limitation of our national greatness and importance, but rather an open door to service which will enable us to share in the world's burdens and the world's conquests. In considering the future, we will reach a determination whether we are to adopt a policy of co-operation which the constituent nations within the Empire will voluntarily exercise when a crisis occurs, or whether we are to adopt a policy in which each nation will retain full autonomy in all matters of domestic concern, but will be bound with other similarly autonomous bodies including Great Britain and Ireland, in the determination of our relations with the Avorld outside the Commonwealth.
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