The Crime Against Europe
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"God's Englishman" no more loves anAmerican citizen now than in 1846 when he seriously contemplated aninvasion of the United States, and the raising of the negro-slavepopulation against his "Anglo-Saxon kinsmen. " To-day, when we hear so much of the Anglo-Saxon Alliance it may bewell to revert to that page of history. For it will show us that if aBritish premier to-day can speak as Mr. Asquith did on December 16th, 1912, in his reference to the late American Ambassador as "a greatAmerican and a... kinsman, " one "sprung from a common race, speaking ourown language, sharing with us by birth as by inheritance not a few ofour most cherished traditions and participating when he comes here bywhat I may describe as _his natural right in our domestic interestsand celebrations_, " then this new-found kinship takes its birth not ina sense of common race, indeed, but in a very common fear of Germany.
In the year 1846, the British army was engaged in robbing the Irishpeople of their harvest in order that the work of the famine shouldbe complete and that the then too great population of Ireland shouldbe reduced within the limits "law and order" prescribed, either bystarvation or flight to America.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"God's Englishman" no more loves anAmerican citizen now than in 1846 when he seriously contemplated aninvasion of the United States, and the raising of the negro-slavepopulation against his "Anglo-Saxon kinsmen. " To-day, when we hear so much of the Anglo-Saxon Alliance it may bewell to revert to that page of history. For it will show us that if aBritish premier to-day can speak as Mr. Asquith did on December 16th, 1912, in his reference to the late American Ambassador as "a greatAmerican and a... kinsman, " one "sprung from a common race, speaking ourown language, sharing with us by birth as by inheritance not a few ofour most cherished traditions and participating when he comes here bywhat I may describe as _his natural right in our domestic interestsand celebrations_, " then this new-found kinship takes its birth not ina sense of common race, indeed, but in a very common fear of Germany.
In the year 1846, the British army was engaged in robbing the Irishpeople of their harvest in order that the work of the famine shouldbe complete and that the then too great population of Ireland shouldbe reduced within the limits "law and order" prescribed, either bystarvation or flight to America.
What to read after The Crime Against Europe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Casement Roger to read onlineMoreLess
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