Greater America
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Digitized by Microsoft® CHAPTER XIII PROBLEMS OF EXPANSION— CIVIL SERVICE REFORM Obviously the first problem of expansion is to provide each fresh territory or dependency with the best possible form of government, and to se- cure harmonious relations with the federal sov- ereign. Everything must have a beginning; it was not to be expected that systems would spring up fully organized and properly correlated. The matter, however, becomes singularly complicated when the sovereign power, not being ...quite sure of its position, is continually halting between two opinions; in the same breath assuming despotic powers and assuring its new dependants that they are to govern themselves. To be brief, rigid dem- ocratic government in Greater America has proved not only theoretically but practically incapable of dealing with a colonial empire. Where the govern- ment has been most successful it has been least democratic. This constant warfare between the- ory and practice is, however, demoralizing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by Microsoft® CHAPTER XIII PROBLEMS OF EXPANSION— CIVIL SERVICE REFORM Obviously the first problem of expansion is to provide each fresh territory or dependency with the best possible form of government, and to se- cure harmonious relations with the federal sov- ereign. Everything must have a beginning; it was not to be expected that systems would spring up fully organized and properly correlated. The matter, however, becomes singularly complicated when the sovereign power, not being ...quite sure of its position, is continually halting between two opinions; in the same breath assuming despotic powers and assuring its new dependants that they are to govern themselves. To be brief, rigid dem- ocratic government in Greater America has proved not only theoretically but practically incapable of dealing with a colonial empire. Where the govern- ment has been most successful it has been least democratic. This constant warfare between the- ory and practice is, however, demoralizing.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colquhoun, Archibald R. (Archibald Ross), 1848-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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