The Government of England
The Government of England
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At the head of the list may be placed the progress of the self-gov- erning colonies. Canada, Australia and the Cape of Good Hope attract the attention of the whole world and naturally of England herself, far more than they did when she bade them God-speed with the grant of responsible ministries.
She appreciates their value and is proud of them. Then, England has ceased to be self-sustaining, and her dependence on other countries for food becomes more and more evident as time goes on. The great...er size, also, of foreign powers has not been without effect. Italy and Germany have become nations, while the United States has developed rapidly, the two latter having surpassed the British Isles in population. Standing alone, England does not seem so large a member in the family of states as she did formerly.
Moreover, the vast increase in the armaments of European countries has forced her to assume a burden borne almost entirely on her own shoulders, which she thinks her children old enough to share.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the head of the list may be placed the progress of the self-gov- erning colonies. Canada, Australia and the Cape of Good Hope attract the attention of the whole world and naturally of England herself, far more than they did when she bade them God-speed with the grant of responsible ministries.
She appreciates their value and is proud of them. Then, England has ceased to be self-sustaining, and her dependence on other countries for food becomes more and more evident as time goes on. The great...er size, also, of foreign powers has not been without effect. Italy and Germany have become nations, while the United States has developed rapidly, the two latter having surpassed the British Isles in population. Standing alone, England does not seem so large a member in the family of states as she did formerly.
Moreover, the vast increase in the armaments of European countries has forced her to assume a burden borne almost entirely on her own shoulders, which she thinks her children old enough to share.
What to read after The Government of England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Lawrence Abbott Lawrence Lowell to read onlineMoreLess
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