The Story of Newfoundland 8 6
The Story of Newfoundland 8 6
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It ispossible that such a union would be followed by some disadvantages toNewfoundland; but, on the other hand, the gain would be very great. The politics of the colony would be braced by the ampler atmosphere ofthe Dominion, and the tendency towards parochialism finally arrested. The geographical difficulty ceased to exist when the United Statestaught us how vast are the areas over which successful politicalunions are possible. No one can fairly ask that Newfoundland shouldtake the step in the... teeth of her own material interests; but, assuming that union with Canada can be reconciled with thoseinterests, the Imperial issue holds the field. Its importance canhardly be overstated. So soon as the several communities, whichtogether form the Empire, realize not merely their ties with theMother Country, but also their own organic interconnection, from thatmoment the whole Imperial idea receives an immense accession ofstrength. [43] But it is now elementary that Newfoundland, andNewfoundland alone, can take this decision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It ispossible that such a union would be followed by some disadvantages toNewfoundland; but, on the other hand, the gain would be very great. The politics of the colony would be braced by the ampler atmosphere ofthe Dominion, and the tendency towards parochialism finally arrested. The geographical difficulty ceased to exist when the United Statestaught us how vast are the areas over which successful politicalunions are possible. No one can fairly ask that Newfoundland shouldtake the step in the... teeth of her own material interests; but, assuming that union with Canada can be reconciled with thoseinterests, the Imperial issue holds the field. Its importance canhardly be overstated. So soon as the several communities, whichtogether form the Empire, realize not merely their ties with theMother Country, but also their own organic interconnection, from thatmoment the whole Imperial idea receives an immense accession ofstrength. [43] But it is now elementary that Newfoundland, andNewfoundland alone, can take this decision.
What to read after The Story of Newfoundland 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Edwin Smith Earl of Birkenhead to read onlineMoreLess
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