Public Spirit
Public Spirit
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She was ranked by France as an enemy. England her- self scarcely even now sees, what every other nation saw, and what many events have proved, the impossibility of her neutrality during a con- test between great continental powers. The system of politics which, until this time, had been prevailing in Europe, would have entitled Digitized by Google 90 90ihe povfCTB to demand her weighty interfere ence, indepeodently of particular treaties which existed^ Besides, she could not, as a bye- stander,... carry on. her commerce, without in- fringing the laws of war, to the prejudice of one party or other ; and would she submit, in that respect, to the restrictions feid on nations of less consideration ? France judged that she would not. She knew also that England, in hostilities, would not take part with France, for England could not add her strength to strength always deemed too strong. Those reasons were decisive with France, England, herself, stood on higher ground than the continental powers.
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She was ranked by France as an enemy. England her- self scarcely even now sees, what every other nation saw, and what many events have proved, the impossibility of her neutrality during a con- test between great continental powers. The system of politics which, until this time, had been prevailing in Europe, would have entitled Digitized by Google 90 90ihe povfCTB to demand her weighty interfere ence, indepeodently of particular treaties which existed^ Besides, she could not, as a bye- stander,... carry on. her commerce, without in- fringing the laws of war, to the prejudice of one party or other ; and would she submit, in that respect, to the restrictions feid on nations of less consideration ? France judged that she would not. She knew also that England, in hostilities, would not take part with France, for England could not add her strength to strength always deemed too strong. Those reasons were decisive with France, England, herself, stood on higher ground than the continental powers.
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