The War in South Africa
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The complaisance of theBritish public towards capitalists goes no further than giving themtheir strict legal rights--and certainly does not extend to pouring outmoney and blood like water for their support. Such a supposition isabsurd, nor can any reason be given why a body of high-minded andhonourable British gentlemen like the Cabinet should sacrifice theircountry for the sake of a number of cosmopolitan financiers, most ofwhom are German Jews. The tax which will eventually be placed upon the...Transvaal mining industry, in order to help to pay for the war, will initself prove that the capitalists have no great voice in the councils ofthe nation. We know now that the leading capitalists in Johannesburgwere the very men who most strenuously resisted an agitation which mightlead to war. This seems natural enough when one considers how muchcapitalists had at stake, and how much to lose by war. The agitation forthe franchise and other rights was a _bon
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The complaisance of theBritish public towards capitalists goes no further than giving themtheir strict legal rights--and certainly does not extend to pouring outmoney and blood like water for their support. Such a supposition isabsurd, nor can any reason be given why a body of high-minded andhonourable British gentlemen like the Cabinet should sacrifice theircountry for the sake of a number of cosmopolitan financiers, most ofwhom are German Jews. The tax which will eventually be placed upon the...Transvaal mining industry, in order to help to pay for the war, will initself prove that the capitalists have no great voice in the councils ofthe nation. We know now that the leading capitalists in Johannesburgwere the very men who most strenuously resisted an agitation which mightlead to war. This seems natural enough when one considers how muchcapitalists had at stake, and how much to lose by war. The agitation forthe franchise and other rights was a _bon
What to read after The War in South Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doyle Arthur Conan Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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