The War Traders An Exposure
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When shall we see that the trade in big guns and high explosives is equally a trade in poison?
VII. — IS IT COERUPT?
Whether in a more limited sense it is a corrupt trade is a question we can hardly overlook at the present moment, but it is altogether a subordinate question. During his visit to South America in 1911, M. Clemenceau declared that French guns were beaten by German guns in Argentina, not because of their superior make, but by the more liberal bribes given by German agents. I have l...istened in Con- stantinople and St. Petersburg to astonishing tales, and travellers familiar with Portugal and Spain, Italy, and China could probably cap them. In some of these countries bribery is the rule rather than the exception. That, happily, cannot be said of England. But corrupt practices are still so prevalent as to have led recently to the estab- lishment, under the presidency of Sir Edward Fry, of a " Secret Commissions and Bribery Prevention League, " the purpose of which is to secure the full administration and the strengthening of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 19 1906.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When shall we see that the trade in big guns and high explosives is equally a trade in poison?
VII. — IS IT COERUPT?
Whether in a more limited sense it is a corrupt trade is a question we can hardly overlook at the present moment, but it is altogether a subordinate question. During his visit to South America in 1911, M. Clemenceau declared that French guns were beaten by German guns in Argentina, not because of their superior make, but by the more liberal bribes given by German agents. I have l...istened in Con- stantinople and St. Petersburg to astonishing tales, and travellers familiar with Portugal and Spain, Italy, and China could probably cap them. In some of these countries bribery is the rule rather than the exception. That, happily, cannot be said of England. But corrupt practices are still so prevalent as to have led recently to the estab- lishment, under the presidency of Sir Edward Fry, of a " Secret Commissions and Bribery Prevention League, " the purpose of which is to secure the full administration and the strengthening of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 19 1906.
What to read after The War Traders An Exposure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Perris, G. H. (George Herbert), 1866-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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