The North American Idea
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Not many- months ago, when Canada was a belligerent in the war in Europe and the United States still a neutral, it was my privilege to give a commencement address at a university in one of the most progressive of all the Northern States.
In that university address I ventured to discuss problems of Liberty, of Democracy and of Internationalism, raised several times during the present week in this Cole Lecture- ship here at Vanderbilt University. Empha- sis was laid on the primacy of Ideas over T...hings, on the Pauline doctrine of the abso- lute supremacy of the things of the Mind over the things of the Flesh, and on the reactions of national Liberty upon the life and thought of a free people. Being a Canadian address- ing an American university, it was convenient and not uninteresting to draw illustrations from Canadian history and from the attitude of Canada to the world conflict in Europe. I recall that day's experience not simply be- cause it was peculiar, but rather because it IN THE CANADIAN DOMINION 163 touched three pohits pertinent to matters un- der review in this present discussion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not many- months ago, when Canada was a belligerent in the war in Europe and the United States still a neutral, it was my privilege to give a commencement address at a university in one of the most progressive of all the Northern States.
In that university address I ventured to discuss problems of Liberty, of Democracy and of Internationalism, raised several times during the present week in this Cole Lecture- ship here at Vanderbilt University. Empha- sis was laid on the primacy of Ideas over T...hings, on the Pauline doctrine of the abso- lute supremacy of the things of the Mind over the things of the Flesh, and on the reactions of national Liberty upon the life and thought of a free people. Being a Canadian address- ing an American university, it was convenient and not uninteresting to draw illustrations from Canadian history and from the attitude of Canada to the world conflict in Europe. I recall that day's experience not simply be- cause it was peculiar, but rather because it IN THE CANADIAN DOMINION 163 touched three pohits pertinent to matters un- der review in this present discussion.
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