Americanism
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We are willing to go to the border line of safety in extending help to the poor and oppressed peoples of Europe. This has been demonstrated so often that such an assertion is not open to question by any reasonable person. Risk- ing the peace and safety of this country by thrusting our nation into the maelstrom of European political intrigue, backed by bay- onets and battleships, is quite another matter. We all have a 166 AMERICANISM right to be generous, but not with the interests and ideals of... this republic of ours.
In the borders of this republic, in our island possessions, in Mexico, in Cuba, on the Isthmus of Panama, on the two continents of this hemisphere, are duties and responsibilities enough for the American people. Those who would lead this nation out of the old pathways and put its feet on the devious road of Old World politics, merely do not comprehend the mission of this republic. They are of the Old, and not of the New world. They are too much affected by European ideas, European ideals, European prop- aganda ; too much influenced by the over-wrought sentimentalism carefully propagated by alien and domestic interests which have their own selfish ends to serve and are willing to make well mean- ing men and women their dupes in achieving these sinister pur- poses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are willing to go to the border line of safety in extending help to the poor and oppressed peoples of Europe. This has been demonstrated so often that such an assertion is not open to question by any reasonable person. Risk- ing the peace and safety of this country by thrusting our nation into the maelstrom of European political intrigue, backed by bay- onets and battleships, is quite another matter. We all have a 166 AMERICANISM right to be generous, but not with the interests and ideals of... this republic of ours.
In the borders of this republic, in our island possessions, in Mexico, in Cuba, on the Isthmus of Panama, on the two continents of this hemisphere, are duties and responsibilities enough for the American people. Those who would lead this nation out of the old pathways and put its feet on the devious road of Old World politics, merely do not comprehend the mission of this republic. They are of the Old, and not of the New world. They are too much affected by European ideas, European ideals, European prop- aganda ; too much influenced by the over-wrought sentimentalism carefully propagated by alien and domestic interests which have their own selfish ends to serve and are willing to make well mean- ing men and women their dupes in achieving these sinister pur- poses.
What to read after Americanism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Browning Lockwood to read onlineMoreLess
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