The Australian Crisis
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All the bonds of nationhood, in the accepted sense of the term, seem to break together.
PART II The Romance of the White Guard CHAPTER I THE MARCH OVER A THOUSAND MILES THE deliverance of the Commonwealth depended entirely on material force. But a century of peaceful development based on legislation had modified profoundly the character of the people. There existed, particularly in the more settled parts where politics had been raised to the level of a fine art, an almost superstitious belief i...n the power of law. Though it may sound strange, it is a fact nevertheless that the ordinary citizen was firmly convinced that restrictive enactments, duly sanc- tioned by Parliament, formed an unsurmountable bar against coloured invasion. This respect before the law is certainly the best proof of the high stan- dard of civilization to which the Australians had risen. Unfortunately, though well aware that the crowded millions of Asia were impelled by instinct or necessity without regard for codified reason, they had neglected to draw the correct conclusions from their knowledge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All the bonds of nationhood, in the accepted sense of the term, seem to break together.
PART II The Romance of the White Guard CHAPTER I THE MARCH OVER A THOUSAND MILES THE deliverance of the Commonwealth depended entirely on material force. But a century of peaceful development based on legislation had modified profoundly the character of the people. There existed, particularly in the more settled parts where politics had been raised to the level of a fine art, an almost superstitious belief i...n the power of law. Though it may sound strange, it is a fact nevertheless that the ordinary citizen was firmly convinced that restrictive enactments, duly sanc- tioned by Parliament, formed an unsurmountable bar against coloured invasion. This respect before the law is certainly the best proof of the high stan- dard of civilization to which the Australians had risen. Unfortunately, though well aware that the crowded millions of Asia were impelled by instinct or necessity without regard for codified reason, they had neglected to draw the correct conclusions from their knowledge.
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