American Imperialism
American Imperialism
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DeLoss M. Tompkins, D. D. , in an address to the Methodist ministers of Chicago May 8, truly said that no nation was less prepared to undertake the gov- ernment of colonies than our own. He might have gone farther and said that it is impossible for this country to rob another of its liberties and retain its own. For with what measure we mete, even so it shall be meted to us. That is sound gospel, and it is the undeviatingly true lesson of all history. The relation between sov'ing and reaping is... apparent upon every historical page. Sow ag- gression, reap militarism; sow militarism, reap imperial- ism; sow imperialism, reap serfdom for the masses of the people. * * * The careful observer will note that few representative working-men have been found to take the side of im- perialism in the present agitation. Which shov/s their good sense. It would be but a short time after the sub- jugation of the Philippines before the cheap labor of the islands, with its Asiatic standard of living, would be im- ported by the corporations to do their work at less than half the present wage-scale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DeLoss M. Tompkins, D. D. , in an address to the Methodist ministers of Chicago May 8, truly said that no nation was less prepared to undertake the gov- ernment of colonies than our own. He might have gone farther and said that it is impossible for this country to rob another of its liberties and retain its own. For with what measure we mete, even so it shall be meted to us. That is sound gospel, and it is the undeviatingly true lesson of all history. The relation between sov'ing and reaping is... apparent upon every historical page. Sow ag- gression, reap militarism; sow militarism, reap imperial- ism; sow imperialism, reap serfdom for the masses of the people. * * * The careful observer will note that few representative working-men have been found to take the side of im- perialism in the present agitation. Which shov/s their good sense. It would be but a short time after the sub- jugation of the Philippines before the cheap labor of the islands, with its Asiatic standard of living, would be im- ported by the corporations to do their work at less than half the present wage-scale.
What to read after American Imperialism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Davis Herron to read onlineMoreLess
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