England And Russia in the East a Series of Papers On the Political And Geograph
England And Russia in the East a Series of Papers On the Political And Geograph
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England was to be saved by the Dominions !^ As regards Canada herself, what had taken place was quite simple. The Canadians, who are firmly resolved at all costs to maintain their autonomy, fancied in 1910 and 1911 that Commercial Reciprocity with the United States was the shortest cut to national independence; to believe are they who hesitate to look facts in the face. Humanity as a whole is not so stupid as it appears to be. Denial of evidence is due more often to intellectual cowardice — lac...k of intellectual probity — than to positive ignorance. Cf. The apathy of British opinion with regard to the problem of Ulster and Irish Home Rule.
^ " It is scarcely a paradox to say that in the world as we know it to-day, the German fleet alone is worth a hundred times as much as Imperial Preference or even an Imperial Council, as a cement of the British Empire. " — The Foundations of British Policy ^ by J. A. Spender, p. 40.
198 PROBLEMS OF POWER and the same people rejected Reciprocity because they suddenly became convinced that the only way, after all, to save their national soul was to lose it, not to the United States, but to the Empire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
England was to be saved by the Dominions !^ As regards Canada herself, what had taken place was quite simple. The Canadians, who are firmly resolved at all costs to maintain their autonomy, fancied in 1910 and 1911 that Commercial Reciprocity with the United States was the shortest cut to national independence; to believe are they who hesitate to look facts in the face. Humanity as a whole is not so stupid as it appears to be. Denial of evidence is due more often to intellectual cowardice — lac...k of intellectual probity — than to positive ignorance. Cf. The apathy of British opinion with regard to the problem of Ulster and Irish Home Rule.
^ " It is scarcely a paradox to say that in the world as we know it to-day, the German fleet alone is worth a hundred times as much as Imperial Preference or even an Imperial Council, as a cement of the British Empire. " — The Foundations of British Policy ^ by J. A. Spender, p. 40.
198 PROBLEMS OF POWER and the same people rejected Reciprocity because they suddenly became convinced that the only way, after all, to save their national soul was to lose it, not to the United States, but to the Empire.
What to read after England And Russia in the East a Series of Papers On the Political And Geograph?
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