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We know that these strained relations are a necessary result of the increasing economic competition between Germany and Eng- land in the world's markets, a direct result of the unbridled capitalistic development and inter- national competition. The Spanish-American War for Cuba, Italy's Abyssinian War, England's South African War, the Chinese- Japanese War, the Chinese adventure of the Great Powers, the Russian-Japanese War, all of them, however dif- 7 Characterized by that fantastic abortion, ...entitled, "The Invasion of 1910. " 26 MILITARISM ferent their special causes and the conditions from which they sprung might have been, yet exhibit the one great common characteristic feature of wars of expansion. And if we remember the strained relations between England and Russia on account of Thibet, Persia and Afghanistan, the disagreements between Japan and the United States in the winter of 1906, and finally the Morocco conflict of glorious memory with the Franco-Spanish cooperation of December, I9o6, 8 we must recognize that the capitalistic policy of colonization and expansion has placed numerous mines under the edifice of world peace, mines whose fuses are in many hands and which can ex- plode very easily and unexpectedly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We know that these strained relations are a necessary result of the increasing economic competition between Germany and Eng- land in the world's markets, a direct result of the unbridled capitalistic development and inter- national competition. The Spanish-American War for Cuba, Italy's Abyssinian War, England's South African War, the Chinese- Japanese War, the Chinese adventure of the Great Powers, the Russian-Japanese War, all of them, however dif- 7 Characterized by that fantastic abortion, ...entitled, "The Invasion of 1910. " 26 MILITARISM ferent their special causes and the conditions from which they sprung might have been, yet exhibit the one great common characteristic feature of wars of expansion. And if we remember the strained relations between England and Russia on account of Thibet, Persia and Afghanistan, the disagreements between Japan and the United States in the winter of 1906, and finally the Morocco conflict of glorious memory with the Franco-Spanish cooperation of December, I9o6, 8 we must recognize that the capitalistic policy of colonization and expansion has placed numerous mines under the edifice of world peace, mines whose fuses are in many hands and which can ex- plode very easily and unexpectedly.
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