Proceedings of the National Security Congress Under the Auspices of the Nation
Proceedings of the National Security Congress Under the Auspices of the Nation
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It is not that we should assume vaguely that we shall have to meet any two or more powers, but that we should accept as a military axiom the likelihood of our having to face any two of the powers with which our policies conflict already whose interests and aims would be served by their conducting operations in common against us.
I shall now lay down three propositions which are fundamental to the maintenance of independent nationality: (g) It is the first duty of government to secure its people... against attack by alien peoples.
(h) As independent nationality is possible only when and so long as security against alien attack is effective physically, the defenses of a nation must take precedence over public works and social betterments if the nation is to be secure in the enjoyment of its internal life.
(i) When and so soon as public works and social betterments absorb the attention and resources of a people at the cost of its defenses, the nation is in danger of subjugation to the extent that its defenses are insufficient for its protection, and its independence is in jeopardy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not that we should assume vaguely that we shall have to meet any two or more powers, but that we should accept as a military axiom the likelihood of our having to face any two of the powers with which our policies conflict already whose interests and aims would be served by their conducting operations in common against us.
I shall now lay down three propositions which are fundamental to the maintenance of independent nationality: (g) It is the first duty of government to secure its people... against attack by alien peoples.
(h) As independent nationality is possible only when and so long as security against alien attack is effective physically, the defenses of a nation must take precedence over public works and social betterments if the nation is to be secure in the enjoyment of its internal life.
(i) When and so soon as public works and social betterments absorb the attention and resources of a people at the cost of its defenses, the nation is in danger of subjugation to the extent that its defenses are insufficient for its protection, and its independence is in jeopardy.
What to read after Proceedings of the National Security Congress Under the Auspices of the Nation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dc National Security Congress 1916 Washington to read onlineMoreLess
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