Colonial Imperialism
Colonial Imperialism
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An Amerif>an may live in the Philippines, pursuing an occupation that would keep him under cover; out of doors, never.
This is borne out by the testimony of Professor Dean C. Wor- cester and many other authorities. The Philipijines, therefore, can not be held as a possession to successfully co'onize. If we retan them they will be a "weight around our necks. "' Let us hesitate before we commit ourselves to the policy of holding them, or we may repent; we will discover too late, that our supposed... diamonds of great price are only paste.
THE CONSTITUTION STRAINED.
Assuming that by retaining possession of those islands we have not violated national morals, and that from a mercenary stand- point it will pay us to keep them, there are still grave objections to our retention of them.
It can not be questi. >72ed but that the United States has a right to acquire territory either by purchase, cession, or conquest, but in holding it we must act within the limits of constitutional au- thority. In the interpretation of the Constitution it is to be con- strued in favor of justce.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An Amerif>an may live in the Philippines, pursuing an occupation that would keep him under cover; out of doors, never.
This is borne out by the testimony of Professor Dean C. Wor- cester and many other authorities. The Philipijines, therefore, can not be held as a possession to successfully co'onize. If we retan them they will be a "weight around our necks. "' Let us hesitate before we commit ourselves to the policy of holding them, or we may repent; we will discover too late, that our supposed... diamonds of great price are only paste.
THE CONSTITUTION STRAINED.
Assuming that by retaining possession of those islands we have not violated national morals, and that from a mercenary stand- point it will pay us to keep them, there are still grave objections to our retention of them.
It can not be questi. >72ed but that the United States has a right to acquire territory either by purchase, cession, or conquest, but in holding it we must act within the limits of constitutional au- thority. In the interpretation of the Constitution it is to be con- strued in favor of justce.
What to read after Colonial Imperialism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H F From Old Catalog Naphen to read onlineMoreLess
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