I the War With Spain Ii the Venezuelan Dispute
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The Spaniard and his American descendant are very much the same people they were several centuries -ago. What are the Span- ish countries of South America, what is Spain itself doing in all the walks of life which make for progress? In previous centuries Spain has done a splendid and useful work in the western world, but she has failed to keep abreast of the world in moral and intellectual progress, and must pay the penalty. The principle that the higher civilization is justified in supplanting... the lower is a dangerous one to admit, because of every nation regarding its own type as the highest, but there are certain broad facts which must force the impartial observer to admit the superiority of our own race, the Anglo-Saxon, in the qualities that contribute to human advance. At any rate, we hold to the opinion that we have done more than any other race to conquer the world for civilization in the past few centuries, and we will probably go on hold- ing to this opinion and go on with our conquests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Spaniard and his American descendant are very much the same people they were several centuries -ago. What are the Span- ish countries of South America, what is Spain itself doing in all the walks of life which make for progress? In previous centuries Spain has done a splendid and useful work in the western world, but she has failed to keep abreast of the world in moral and intellectual progress, and must pay the penalty. The principle that the higher civilization is justified in supplanting... the lower is a dangerous one to admit, because of every nation regarding its own type as the highest, but there are certain broad facts which must force the impartial observer to admit the superiority of our own race, the Anglo-Saxon, in the qualities that contribute to human advance. At any rate, we hold to the opinion that we have done more than any other race to conquer the world for civilization in the past few centuries, and we will probably go on hold- ing to this opinion and go on with our conquests.
What to read after I the War With Spain Ii the Venezuelan Dispute?
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