Population And Birth-Control; a Symposium
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Those even who consider themselves superior to all race prejudice, cannot regard the threat- ened disappearance of the Anglo-American stock as with- out bearing on the history of the new world. Who can say to-day whether the immigration of Poles, Czechs, Rus- 99 100 POPULATION AND BIRTH-CONTROL sians, Slovaks, Slovenes, Firms, Greeks, Italians, and Hun- garians, may not threaten Anglo-American civilisation, just as in former times the immigration of Germanic tribes into Italy shook Roman civili...sation to its foundations?
Even if we admit that the degree of civilisation of a na- tion is a matter, of far greater importance than its racial affinities, and that nations belonging to the same stage of civilisation, though separated by profound racial dif- ferences, stand nearer to one another than do nations which, while presenting identical ethnic characters, differ widely in civilisation — none the less, we must not under- estimate the historical significance of Anglo-American race suicide, for the new race, compounded of Slav, Magyar, and Romance racial elements, which is tending to replace the Anglo-American, exhibits notable differences from the latter in respect to civilisation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those even who consider themselves superior to all race prejudice, cannot regard the threat- ened disappearance of the Anglo-American stock as with- out bearing on the history of the new world. Who can say to-day whether the immigration of Poles, Czechs, Rus- 99 100 POPULATION AND BIRTH-CONTROL sians, Slovaks, Slovenes, Firms, Greeks, Italians, and Hun- garians, may not threaten Anglo-American civilisation, just as in former times the immigration of Germanic tribes into Italy shook Roman civili...sation to its foundations?
Even if we admit that the degree of civilisation of a na- tion is a matter, of far greater importance than its racial affinities, and that nations belonging to the same stage of civilisation, though separated by profound racial dif- ferences, stand nearer to one another than do nations which, while presenting identical ethnic characters, differ widely in civilisation — none the less, we must not under- estimate the historical significance of Anglo-American race suicide, for the new race, compounded of Slav, Magyar, and Romance racial elements, which is tending to replace the Anglo-American, exhibits notable differences from the latter in respect to civilisation.
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