The Romance of American Expansion
The Romance of American Expansion
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Carlisle, the Rev. C. H. Parkhurst, George F. Edmunds, Samuel Bowles, George S. Boutwell, and Edward Atkinson joined in appeals to the nation, asserting their belief that retention of the Philippines would be " inconsistent with the principles of this Republic, and fraught with danger to its peace and to the peace of the world. " With unpatriotic fatuity, some of the more zealous among the "anti-imperialists" even went so far as to oppose a colonial policy on the ground that by its treatment of... the negroes, the Indians, and the native Californians, the American nation had proved itself unfit for ruling subject races. And so soon as it was known that the Govern ment had definitely determined to retain the Phil ippines, the more violent opponents of expansion concentrated their wrath on the person of one man, President McKinley, whom they did not hesitate to denounce as the "crowning hypocrite of the age" and "the leader of the imperialist frenzy. " / v rr THE RSITY )) 204 ROMANCE OF AMERICAN EXPANSION Now, McKinley was no hypocrite, yet undoubtedly the "anti-imperialists" were right in regarding him as the man above all others responsible for adding the Philippines to the American domain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Carlisle, the Rev. C. H. Parkhurst, George F. Edmunds, Samuel Bowles, George S. Boutwell, and Edward Atkinson joined in appeals to the nation, asserting their belief that retention of the Philippines would be " inconsistent with the principles of this Republic, and fraught with danger to its peace and to the peace of the world. " With unpatriotic fatuity, some of the more zealous among the "anti-imperialists" even went so far as to oppose a colonial policy on the ground that by its treatment of... the negroes, the Indians, and the native Californians, the American nation had proved itself unfit for ruling subject races. And so soon as it was known that the Govern ment had definitely determined to retain the Phil ippines, the more violent opponents of expansion concentrated their wrath on the person of one man, President McKinley, whom they did not hesitate to denounce as the "crowning hypocrite of the age" and "the leader of the imperialist frenzy. " / v rr THE RSITY )) 204 ROMANCE OF AMERICAN EXPANSION Now, McKinley was no hypocrite, yet undoubtedly the "anti-imperialists" were right in regarding him as the man above all others responsible for adding the Philippines to the American domain.
What to read after The Romance of American Expansion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Addington Henry Addington Bruce to read onlineMoreLess
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