Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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When the British acquire a trading base in China , the French and the Germans
must each have one , and then the British must hold their dominant position by
getting another . The jockeying for advantage becomes a vicious circle that is ...
When the British acquire a trading base in China , the French and the Germans
must each have one , and then the British must hold their dominant position by
getting another . The jockeying for advantage becomes a vicious circle that is ...
第 168 頁
The result was a compromise which in true British fashion sought the benefit both
of rulers and natives . But presently there developed the concept of the double
trust — the duty to rule not only for the benefit of the natives but to develop the ...
The result was a compromise which in true British fashion sought the benefit both
of rulers and natives . But presently there developed the concept of the double
trust — the duty to rule not only for the benefit of the natives but to develop the ...
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regarding the British Empire as the Public Enemy Number One of peace . Both
British and American imperialism have been characterized historically by the
desire to eat our cake and have it too . That is we wish to exploit peoples and at
the ...
regarding the British Empire as the Public Enemy Number One of peace . Both
British and American imperialism have been characterized historically by the
desire to eat our cake and have it too . That is we wish to exploit peoples and at
the ...
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ITS MEANING AND ITS METHOD | 1 |
MORALS WITH AXES TO GRIND | 15 |
THE FAILURE OF GREEK DEMOCRACY | 32 |
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