The Vital Issues of the War
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A policy may then be applied to them somewhat akin to ours in the Philippines. We are holding the islands, but only for the benefit of the Filipino people.
That policy, if adopted, cannot fail of an ultimate strong reaction on the British policy in Egypt and India and on the French policy in Algeria and Morocco. It affords the best promise of making the world, in this aspect of it, safe for democracy.
82 THE INFLUENCE OF SEA POWER The other question is that of the future freedom of the seas, wh...ich includes the nature of their naval control. The seas are not going to be made free by sweeping all power from their surface. In some way, this also should be internationalized, though the problem is anything but easy. One condition of the coming peace should be the entire and unconditioned surrender of the German navy to the Allied powers; coupled with an absolute prohibition of further naval construction by Ger- many for a term of years, to be carefully fixed.
That dangerous threat to the world's peace needs urgently to be disposed of at least for this genera- tion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A policy may then be applied to them somewhat akin to ours in the Philippines. We are holding the islands, but only for the benefit of the Filipino people.
That policy, if adopted, cannot fail of an ultimate strong reaction on the British policy in Egypt and India and on the French policy in Algeria and Morocco. It affords the best promise of making the world, in this aspect of it, safe for democracy.
82 THE INFLUENCE OF SEA POWER The other question is that of the future freedom of the seas, wh...ich includes the nature of their naval control. The seas are not going to be made free by sweeping all power from their surface. In some way, this also should be internationalized, though the problem is anything but easy. One condition of the coming peace should be the entire and unconditioned surrender of the German navy to the Allied powers; coupled with an absolute prohibition of further naval construction by Ger- many for a term of years, to be carefully fixed.
That dangerous threat to the world's peace needs urgently to be disposed of at least for this genera- tion.
What to read after The Vital Issues of the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boynton, Richard Wilson, 1870- to read onlineMoreLess
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