The Imperial Republic
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For ourselves, so long as those lands are so governed that ordinary human rights — especially American rights — are secure there, we would much rather that some other power would do the governing. We do desire to take a share in the vast, rich trade of the Pacific lands, eastern and_ western, that shall fill our own Pacific ports with the stir and the wealth of commerce; to give our Atlantic ports a nearer, swifter way of access to the Orient; and to have harbors under American control, in whic...h our ships may obtain coal, water, and all supplies, and repair or refit as needed under the shade of our flag, in the center of the vast basin or on its eastern, to us its far western, shore — at Honolulu or Manila.
IX.
THE DEBT OE HUMANITY.
The World-Wide Debt — Heroism of Missionaries — Their Service to Civilization — Julian Hawthorne on the Indian Famine — "The Enthusiasm of Humanity" — Captain Mahan on "the Spirit of the Crucified" — President Wayland on the Caffarian Kraal and the New England Village — The Missionary Nation vs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For ourselves, so long as those lands are so governed that ordinary human rights — especially American rights — are secure there, we would much rather that some other power would do the governing. We do desire to take a share in the vast, rich trade of the Pacific lands, eastern and_ western, that shall fill our own Pacific ports with the stir and the wealth of commerce; to give our Atlantic ports a nearer, swifter way of access to the Orient; and to have harbors under American control, in whic...h our ships may obtain coal, water, and all supplies, and repair or refit as needed under the shade of our flag, in the center of the vast basin or on its eastern, to us its far western, shore — at Honolulu or Manila.
IX.
THE DEBT OE HUMANITY.
The World-Wide Debt — Heroism of Missionaries — Their Service to Civilization — Julian Hawthorne on the Indian Famine — "The Enthusiasm of Humanity" — Captain Mahan on "the Spirit of the Crucified" — President Wayland on the Caffarian Kraal and the New England Village — The Missionary Nation vs.
What to read after The Imperial Republic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fernald, James Champlin, 1838-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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