Italys Civilizing Mission in Africa
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Every power in Europe is watching anxiously the Italian enterprise, and every Nation intimately wishes her a complete success, as well as every Government hopes for it.
England, eager that a strip of land, which she could not very well occupy without protest from France and Germany, should be in the hand of a friendly Nation, of which she has no fear for her tutelage of Egypt ; Germany anxious that France should not have the full dominion of the Mediter- ranean ; and France satisfied that the a...spiration of Germany over the possession of the port of To- bruck should vanish for ever, and Austria watching her opportunity for a compensation, each one of those Nations is interested to wait in expectation, each one wishing a success to Italy.
In the meantime none of them would care to openly offend Turkey, for each one is inter- ested to avoid stirring up the religious sentiment of Turkey, to precipitate a war of Islam against Christ- ianity.
33 Italy is alone in the gigantic task. A peaceful Nation, of peaceful citizens, is now single handed in a conflict against the most warlike Nation, a Nation of soldiers traditional fighters, who perhaps justly call themselves invincible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every power in Europe is watching anxiously the Italian enterprise, and every Nation intimately wishes her a complete success, as well as every Government hopes for it.
England, eager that a strip of land, which she could not very well occupy without protest from France and Germany, should be in the hand of a friendly Nation, of which she has no fear for her tutelage of Egypt ; Germany anxious that France should not have the full dominion of the Mediter- ranean ; and France satisfied that the a...spiration of Germany over the possession of the port of To- bruck should vanish for ever, and Austria watching her opportunity for a compensation, each one of those Nations is interested to wait in expectation, each one wishing a success to Italy.
In the meantime none of them would care to openly offend Turkey, for each one is inter- ested to avoid stirring up the religious sentiment of Turkey, to precipitate a war of Islam against Christ- ianity.
33 Italy is alone in the gigantic task. A peaceful Nation, of peaceful citizens, is now single handed in a conflict against the most warlike Nation, a Nation of soldiers traditional fighters, who perhaps justly call themselves invincible.
What to read after Italys Civilizing Mission in Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paolo De Vecchi to read onlineMoreLess
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