The German Panic
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At present I refer to it as an actual factor evoking in our "patriots " a fairly constant feeling of suspicion directed now towards this, now towards that, foreign nation conceived in the light of a hostile competitor likely to attack or injure us. Accepting, then, the general or widely prevalent belief in our people that our nation is in possession of large valuable "properties, " in the shape of overseas territories and markets, of which other "competing" nations would naturally be impelled t...o dispossess us, if they thought they saw a good oppor- tunity of doing so, we easily understand the continual II existence of a state of feeling favourable to a war panic when some particular direction and substance is injected into it.
Now the history of the nineteenth century furnishes plain instances of such particular directions. France, our "traditional foe, " the outstripped rival in our race for empire, was commonly considered to be harbouring in the background of her mind secret designs for our overthrow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At present I refer to it as an actual factor evoking in our "patriots " a fairly constant feeling of suspicion directed now towards this, now towards that, foreign nation conceived in the light of a hostile competitor likely to attack or injure us. Accepting, then, the general or widely prevalent belief in our people that our nation is in possession of large valuable "properties, " in the shape of overseas territories and markets, of which other "competing" nations would naturally be impelled t...o dispossess us, if they thought they saw a good oppor- tunity of doing so, we easily understand the continual II existence of a state of feeling favourable to a war panic when some particular direction and substance is injected into it.
Now the history of the nineteenth century furnishes plain instances of such particular directions. France, our "traditional foe, " the outstripped rival in our race for empire, was commonly considered to be harbouring in the background of her mind secret designs for our overthrow.
What to read after The German Panic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J a John Atkinson Hobson to read onlineMoreLess
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