The Heart of Nature
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What she thinks about them, what she does, what her intentions are, what is her character and disposition, are matters of high interest; forupon England's good or ill will towards them may perhaps depend toa large extent their own future. Viewed from a distance like that, England quite obviously does possess a _character_ of her own. Sheappears to some people large-hearted and generous; to othersaggressive and domineering; to most solid, sensible, reasonable, steadfast, and steady. And to all s...he has a character quite distinctiveand her own--quite different from the character of France or ofRussia. And England with equal obviousness _thinks. _ She formsher own opinions of other nations, of their character, intentions, activities, and feelings. She thinks over her own line of action inregard to them. She takes decisions. And she _acts. _ She is for along time suspicious of Russia, and takes measures to defend herselfagainst any possible hostile Russian action. She later comes to theconclusion that there is no fundamental difference between her andRussia, so she takes steps to compose the superficial differences.
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What she thinks about them, what she does, what her intentions are, what is her character and disposition, are matters of high interest; forupon England's good or ill will towards them may perhaps depend toa large extent their own future. Viewed from a distance like that, England quite obviously does possess a _character_ of her own. Sheappears to some people large-hearted and generous; to othersaggressive and domineering; to most solid, sensible, reasonable, steadfast, and steady. And to all s...he has a character quite distinctiveand her own--quite different from the character of France or ofRussia. And England with equal obviousness _thinks. _ She formsher own opinions of other nations, of their character, intentions, activities, and feelings. She thinks over her own line of action inregard to them. She takes decisions. And she _acts. _ She is for along time suspicious of Russia, and takes measures to defend herselfagainst any possible hostile Russian action. She later comes to theconclusion that there is no fundamental difference between her andRussia, so she takes steps to compose the superficial differences.
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