The Problem of Asia a Lecture Delivered By Gd Wesselitsky Before the Central
The Problem of Asia a Lecture Delivered By Gd Wesselitsky Before the Central
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Petersburg, yet they in no way engage that journal. For in one respect at least there is more freedom in a Russian newspaper than in any other. No strict unity of opinion is insisted upon, and permanent contributors have a wide latitude. Provided that they are all inspired by the same considerations of national interest, they may differ as to the means of attaining it.
Sir Alfred Lyall sees the predominating feature of the situation in Asia in the rivalry of England and Russia ; and he believes... that the interests of Europe and Asia alike demand that this friction should cease. Our Chair- man expects from the present war a turning-point in Asiatic politics affecting, not merely Russia, but all Europe and particularly England. I am happy to be able to endorse those views, only I consider this war but one link in a chain of developments of which it is the most striking, yet not the most unexpected, nor even the most im- portant.
Two other white nations the United States and Germany have become Asiatic powers, and represent in- calculable elements in the situation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Petersburg, yet they in no way engage that journal. For in one respect at least there is more freedom in a Russian newspaper than in any other. No strict unity of opinion is insisted upon, and permanent contributors have a wide latitude. Provided that they are all inspired by the same considerations of national interest, they may differ as to the means of attaining it.
Sir Alfred Lyall sees the predominating feature of the situation in Asia in the rivalry of England and Russia ; and he believes... that the interests of Europe and Asia alike demand that this friction should cease. Our Chair- man expects from the present war a turning-point in Asiatic politics affecting, not merely Russia, but all Europe and particularly England. I am happy to be able to endorse those views, only I consider this war but one link in a chain of developments of which it is the most striking, yet not the most unexpected, nor even the most im- portant.
Two other white nations the United States and Germany have become Asiatic powers, and represent in- calculable elements in the situation.
What to read after The Problem of Asia a Lecture Delivered By Gd Wesselitsky Before the Central?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gabriel De Wesselitsky to read onlineMoreLess
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