The Five Republics of Central America; Their Political And Economic Development And Their Relations With the United States
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Under modern conditions, it is im- ', possible for a government which cannot maintain order - 185 186 THE FIVE REPUBLICS and secure to the lives and property of foreigners the protection which international law demands to expect that its rights of sovereignty, or even its territorial integrity, should be scrupulously respected by govern- ments which are more powerful and better organized.
The elimination of internal disorder is therefore one of the most serious problems which confronts the peop...le of the Isthmus.
If one asks the average Central American, whether of the educated classes or of the common people, what has been the principal cause of the revolutions which have occurred in his country, he will almost certainly answer: the ambition of professional politicians and the abuse of power by the government, — the desire of each member of the ruling class to hold office, and the tendency of each administration to use its authority for the personal benefit of those who control its policy and for the gratification of their hatred of their opponents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Under modern conditions, it is im- ', possible for a government which cannot maintain order - 185 186 THE FIVE REPUBLICS and secure to the lives and property of foreigners the protection which international law demands to expect that its rights of sovereignty, or even its territorial integrity, should be scrupulously respected by govern- ments which are more powerful and better organized.
The elimination of internal disorder is therefore one of the most serious problems which confronts the peop...le of the Isthmus.
If one asks the average Central American, whether of the educated classes or of the common people, what has been the principal cause of the revolutions which have occurred in his country, he will almost certainly answer: the ambition of professional politicians and the abuse of power by the government, — the desire of each member of the ruling class to hold office, and the tendency of each administration to use its authority for the personal benefit of those who control its policy and for the gratification of their hatred of their opponents.
What to read after The Five Republics of Central America; Their Political And Economic Development And Their Relations With the United States?
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