League of Nations volume 2
League of Nations volume 2
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Is it the fault of other nations that Germany came too late into the colonial field, that either because she was not united in one strong State or for lack of the spirit of adventure she failed to participate in colonial enterprise at a time when other countries, even small ones such as Holland and Portugal, were acquiring colonies? Now that she has awakened to this ambition, must other nations surrender their colonies to her?
ORIGIN NOT ECONOMIC 75 And if they should come to accept that point ...of view, what limit would Germany set to her ambitions? Did the transfer of Heligoland, the nearness of which to the German coast made its possession by England a thorn in her flesh, cause her to be a whit more friendly to England? What assurance is there that, if England gave her New Zealand to-day, she would not begin to-morrow to scheme to get Australia and South Africa?
But what about concessions: railway and mining privileges, et cetera? Surely these go largely to nationals? Yes, re- form is needed in that direction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is it the fault of other nations that Germany came too late into the colonial field, that either because she was not united in one strong State or for lack of the spirit of adventure she failed to participate in colonial enterprise at a time when other countries, even small ones such as Holland and Portugal, were acquiring colonies? Now that she has awakened to this ambition, must other nations surrender their colonies to her?
ORIGIN NOT ECONOMIC 75 And if they should come to accept that point ...of view, what limit would Germany set to her ambitions? Did the transfer of Heligoland, the nearness of which to the German coast made its possession by England a thorn in her flesh, cause her to be a whit more friendly to England? What assurance is there that, if England gave her New Zealand to-day, she would not begin to-morrow to scheme to get Australia and South Africa?
But what about concessions: railway and mining privileges, et cetera? Surely these go largely to nationals? Yes, re- form is needed in that direction.
What to read after League of Nations volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Marburg to read onlineMoreLess
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