The Deeper Causes of the War
The Deeper Causes of the War
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He is speaking of the " hereditary incapacity of tha Hanoverian kings. " 2 " Englands Weltherrschaft " 120 THE DEEPER CAUSES OF THE WAR ports over which England has no control. Each day increases Europe's economic free- dom from the traditional English monopolies ; and each increase in her independence not only increases her wealth and strength, but diminishes the wealth and strength of England. The world is no longer, as in Napoleon's time, dependent on this small island for coffee, sugar, tea..., cotton, tobacco, and the products of the East and West Indies. England is no longer, as formerly, the only storehouse of goods essential to the life or well-being of other nations, the sole purveyor, broker, and retailer for the whole world ; and thus these profits and her mercantile power dwindle from year to year. Her comtnercial monopoly no longer exists. The start she had gained over her rivals grows gradually less ; soon they will overtake and pass her in the race, for their strength increases in proportion as hers fails.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is speaking of the " hereditary incapacity of tha Hanoverian kings. " 2 " Englands Weltherrschaft " 120 THE DEEPER CAUSES OF THE WAR ports over which England has no control. Each day increases Europe's economic free- dom from the traditional English monopolies ; and each increase in her independence not only increases her wealth and strength, but diminishes the wealth and strength of England. The world is no longer, as in Napoleon's time, dependent on this small island for coffee, sugar, tea..., cotton, tobacco, and the products of the East and West Indies. England is no longer, as formerly, the only storehouse of goods essential to the life or well-being of other nations, the sole purveyor, broker, and retailer for the whole world ; and thus these profits and her mercantile power dwindle from year to year. Her comtnercial monopoly no longer exists. The start she had gained over her rivals grows gradually less ; soon they will overtake and pass her in the race, for their strength increases in proportion as hers fails.
What to read after The Deeper Causes of the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mile Lucien Hovelaque to read onlineMoreLess
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