The North American Review volume 205
The North American Review volume 205
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It is a pity, but it is true, that international antipathies are far more easily developed and are immeasurably stronger than international sympathies. If the attitude of Americans toward the belligerent groups in Europe be closely examined, it will be found to be controlled more by antipathy to some of the leading nations than by sympathy with any of them. With France alone, among the chief com batants, do Americans generally seem to be in positive sympathy. As regards the other great Powers, ...distrust and dislike are more general than confidence or attachment. Not only is pro- Ally sentiment at bottom chiefly anti-Teutonic, but pro-German sentiment has been at bottom chiefly anti- Russian or anti-British.
Of those Americans of British descent who have been labeled as pro-Germans, the majority really represent the survival of anti-British traditions. There are the traditions of our War of Independence and of the War of 1812. There is the memory of the unfriendly attitude of the English gov erning classes in the War of Secession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a pity, but it is true, that international antipathies are far more easily developed and are immeasurably stronger than international sympathies. If the attitude of Americans toward the belligerent groups in Europe be closely examined, it will be found to be controlled more by antipathy to some of the leading nations than by sympathy with any of them. With France alone, among the chief com batants, do Americans generally seem to be in positive sympathy. As regards the other great Powers, ...distrust and dislike are more general than confidence or attachment. Not only is pro- Ally sentiment at bottom chiefly anti-Teutonic, but pro-German sentiment has been at bottom chiefly anti- Russian or anti-British.
Of those Americans of British descent who have been labeled as pro-Germans, the majority really represent the survival of anti-British traditions. There are the traditions of our War of Independence and of the War of 1812. There is the memory of the unfriendly attitude of the English gov erning classes in the War of Secession.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josiah Shippey to read onlineMoreLess
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