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INDIA should be remembered that, although other European nations feio-n to regard such conduct with the utmost horror, they are all watching for a chance to do the same thing. The principal difficulty seems to be that England has appropriated almost everything in sight. The other nations, therefore, are in the position of the smaller lions, repre- | ; sented in the pic- i f i ture of Daniel in the lion's den, of which a Sunday-school boy once said to his teacher : " Please, ma'am, those little ...lions in the corner are n't going to get any Daniel at all ! ' ' It should be said, however, that Eng- land succeeds in her colonization where other nations often fail ; for she invari- ably sends the trader first, and then the soldier. France, on the contrary, usually sends the soldier first, and hence the trader sometimes does not come at all.
An incident in my experience well illustrates these differ- ent modes of colonization. In sailing down the coast of China, from Hong-Kong to India, we stopped at the French settlement of Saigon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
INDIA should be remembered that, although other European nations feio-n to regard such conduct with the utmost horror, they are all watching for a chance to do the same thing. The principal difficulty seems to be that England has appropriated almost everything in sight. The other nations, therefore, are in the position of the smaller lions, repre- | ; sented in the pic- i f i ture of Daniel in the lion's den, of which a Sunday-school boy once said to his teacher : " Please, ma'am, those little ...lions in the corner are n't going to get any Daniel at all ! ' ' It should be said, however, that Eng- land succeeds in her colonization where other nations often fail ; for she invari- ably sends the trader first, and then the soldier. France, on the contrary, usually sends the soldier first, and hence the trader sometimes does not come at all.
An incident in my experience well illustrates these differ- ent modes of colonization. In sailing down the coast of China, from Hong-Kong to India, we stopped at the French settlement of Saigon.
What to read after India?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoddard, John L. (John Lawson), 1850-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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