The Ethics of International Trade
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But no peace and no adjust- ment are possible, — nor desired, by any Belgian, that do not involve the restoration of Belgian independence and the freedom of Belgian territory.
Equitable moral compensations and material indem- nities will be due, moreover, to this nation, the victim and the martyr of the errors and quarrels of her powerful neighbours.
Let us suppose that Germany, recognizing her economic errors, the futility of her conception of human progress and the defects of her internationa...l policy, should an- nounce her acceptance of the pacifist adjustment that we have proposed — and that we hereby submit to the states- men of Europe ; let us suppose that Germany, announcing her desire to resume her place in the ranks of civilized nations, should undertake to evacuate Belgium and to indemnify her — with or without the concurrence of the other belligerents. It could only be France that could urge any objections. England obviously could only be too happy to see Germany enter upon the path of an economic policy on liberal lines and moreover in con- formity with her own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But no peace and no adjust- ment are possible, — nor desired, by any Belgian, that do not involve the restoration of Belgian independence and the freedom of Belgian territory.
Equitable moral compensations and material indem- nities will be due, moreover, to this nation, the victim and the martyr of the errors and quarrels of her powerful neighbours.
Let us suppose that Germany, recognizing her economic errors, the futility of her conception of human progress and the defects of her internationa...l policy, should an- nounce her acceptance of the pacifist adjustment that we have proposed — and that we hereby submit to the states- men of Europe ; let us suppose that Germany, announcing her desire to resume her place in the ranks of civilized nations, should undertake to evacuate Belgium and to indemnify her — with or without the concurrence of the other belligerents. It could only be France that could urge any objections. England obviously could only be too happy to see Germany enter upon the path of an economic policy on liberal lines and moreover in con- formity with her own.
What to read after The Ethics of International Trade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henri Lambert to read onlineMoreLess
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