Canada And Sea Power
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It is an inevitable link in a chain of logical sequences : industry, markets, control, navy, bases. " "Well, " replies Norman Angell, "the relative eco- nomic situation of the small states gives the lie to this profound philosophy. It is seen to be just learned non- sense when we realize that all the might of Russia or Germany cannot secure for the individual citizen better general economic conditions than those prevalent in the little states. The citizens of Switzerland, Belgium or Holland cou...ntries without 'control, ' or navy or bases, or 'weight in the councils of Europe, ' or the 'prestige of a great power, ' are just as well off as Germans, and a great deal better off than Austrians or Russians. Thus, if it could be argued that the security of the small states is due- to the various treaties guaranteeing their neu- trality, it cannot be argued that those treaties give them the political power and 'control' which Admiral Marian and other exponents of the orthodox statecraft assure us is a necessary factor in national prosperity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is an inevitable link in a chain of logical sequences : industry, markets, control, navy, bases. " "Well, " replies Norman Angell, "the relative eco- nomic situation of the small states gives the lie to this profound philosophy. It is seen to be just learned non- sense when we realize that all the might of Russia or Germany cannot secure for the individual citizen better general economic conditions than those prevalent in the little states. The citizens of Switzerland, Belgium or Holland cou...ntries without 'control, ' or navy or bases, or 'weight in the councils of Europe, ' or the 'prestige of a great power, ' are just as well off as Germans, and a great deal better off than Austrians or Russians. Thus, if it could be argued that the security of the small states is due- to the various treaties guaranteeing their neu- trality, it cannot be argued that those treaties give them the political power and 'control' which Admiral Marian and other exponents of the orthodox statecraft assure us is a necessary factor in national prosperity.
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