The Friends of England
The Friends of England
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This has been due to the influence of the British Throne. For, after the lapse of three cen- turies. Queen Victoria and King Edward VII. Have renewed the tradition of Elizabeth, and have quickened the empire to a sense of a more united and more majestic destiny. "With regard to our colonial empire in general, the year 18^ had witnessed a certain amount of 155 156 IMPERIALISM [Ch. VIII. Excitement, not so much in the colonies themselves as among colonial politicians at home, on the general subje...ct of the durability of the tie which connects the mother-country with these dependencies. . . . Con- siderable excitement was produced in the earlier part of 1870 in those classes who take interest in the subject, by the proceedings of a number of gentlemen, purporting to represent colonial feeling, who com- plained that the tendency of recent changes tended to loosen yet farther the tie, already so slight, which connected the various portions of the great British dominions. " * A conference of colonial representatives to be held in London was suggested, which, however, was opposed by Lord Granville, and led to nothing.
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This has been due to the influence of the British Throne. For, after the lapse of three cen- turies. Queen Victoria and King Edward VII. Have renewed the tradition of Elizabeth, and have quickened the empire to a sense of a more united and more majestic destiny. "With regard to our colonial empire in general, the year 18^ had witnessed a certain amount of 155 156 IMPERIALISM [Ch. VIII. Excitement, not so much in the colonies themselves as among colonial politicians at home, on the general subje...ct of the durability of the tie which connects the mother-country with these dependencies. . . . Con- siderable excitement was produced in the earlier part of 1870 in those classes who take interest in the subject, by the proceedings of a number of gentlemen, purporting to represent colonial feeling, who com- plained that the tendency of recent changes tended to loosen yet farther the tie, already so slight, which connected the various portions of the great British dominions. " * A conference of colonial representatives to be held in London was suggested, which, however, was opposed by Lord Granville, and led to nothing.
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