The Unity of the Americas; a Discussion of the Political, Commercial, Educational, And Religious Relationships of Anglo-America And Latin America
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"Therefore, if such peoples wish to become friendly, they must begin by knowing each other, becoming ac- quainted through intercourse, and thus discover their respective traits and characteristics, so that, in course of time, a sentiment of understanding is born, which, being ^ South America: 'Observations and Impressions, 545, 54^, 55i- POLITICAL 31 reciprocal, eventually gives way to friendship, and, in like manner, to amity between nations."^ It must be a day of service. We can begin wit...h the thousand Latin-American students now in the colleges and universities of the United States and we must go out into all the Latin-American lands. There are in these lands, as the Commission on Survey and Occupation said at Panama, "all the conditions maturing for great movements ar^d consequences. Crowded populations made aware of productive, unoccupied lands tend to migrate. The progressive stabilization of the govern- ments calls forth capital formerly reluctant. Railroads throw open regions hitherto inaccessible and idle.
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"Therefore, if such peoples wish to become friendly, they must begin by knowing each other, becoming ac- quainted through intercourse, and thus discover their respective traits and characteristics, so that, in course of time, a sentiment of understanding is born, which, being ^ South America: 'Observations and Impressions, 545, 54^, 55i- POLITICAL 31 reciprocal, eventually gives way to friendship, and, in like manner, to amity between nations."^ It must be a day of service. We can begin wit...h the thousand Latin-American students now in the colleges and universities of the United States and we must go out into all the Latin-American lands. There are in these lands, as the Commission on Survey and Occupation said at Panama, "all the conditions maturing for great movements ar^d consequences. Crowded populations made aware of productive, unoccupied lands tend to migrate. The progressive stabilization of the govern- ments calls forth capital formerly reluctant. Railroads throw open regions hitherto inaccessible and idle.
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