Imperialism
Imperialism
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Nov. , '98, p. 398.
the more enterprising and progressive classes, none the less it is something, and I should think any lover of freedom, any old-fashioned American, would welcome it as a beginning and as prophetic of greater things that may some time come.
I started out by saying that the Philippinos wanted freedom and I have stated all these things to show what manner of people they were. And now the ques- tion is, Spain having transferred to us whatever title to the islands she possessed (a...nd I am not sorry for it), no other nation having the right to interfere, what shall we do? Shall we proceed to enforce our title after the Spanish fashion, or shall we respect the in- stincts and aspirations for freedom of those dusky tribes, do all in our power to help perfect the inde- pendent political institutions that are already in their infancy, and defend them against any possible assault from without? It will not do to say that the Philip- pines are ours in the sense in which the territory be- tween the Atlantic and the Pacific is ours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nov. , '98, p. 398.
the more enterprising and progressive classes, none the less it is something, and I should think any lover of freedom, any old-fashioned American, would welcome it as a beginning and as prophetic of greater things that may some time come.
I started out by saying that the Philippinos wanted freedom and I have stated all these things to show what manner of people they were. And now the ques- tion is, Spain having transferred to us whatever title to the islands she possessed (a...nd I am not sorry for it), no other nation having the right to interfere, what shall we do? Shall we proceed to enforce our title after the Spanish fashion, or shall we respect the in- stincts and aspirations for freedom of those dusky tribes, do all in our power to help perfect the inde- pendent political institutions that are already in their infancy, and defend them against any possible assault from without? It will not do to say that the Philip- pines are ours in the sense in which the territory be- tween the Atlantic and the Pacific is ours.
What to read after Imperialism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Mackintire Salter to read onlineMoreLess
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