Some Constructive Aspects of the War
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Before the war, one might have believed that the more these colonies became distinct in interests and policy, the more they would be inclined to break their connections with the mother country, and there is no doubt but that Germany believed some or all of these colonies would either separate from Great Britain or would declare themselves neutral in the war that was to come. Never were expectations less true to fact. When put to the test of loyalty, every colony and dependency of Great Britain,... without a single exception, showed itself British in heart and purpose. From every colony came men or money.
Canadian, l^ewfoundlander, Australian, and New Zealander, as well as native troops from India have been in the very forefront of the battles on European soil, fighting not for England but with her, because as it happens England's ideas and theirs were the same. Even in South Africa, where only a decade and a half ago England warred with the Boers to preserve the higher unity of the whole against disruption by a part, the very men who opposed her so bitterly, are now with the exception of a few irreconcileables, proving their loyalty to their conqueror by fighting bravely and successfully against the common enemy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before the war, one might have believed that the more these colonies became distinct in interests and policy, the more they would be inclined to break their connections with the mother country, and there is no doubt but that Germany believed some or all of these colonies would either separate from Great Britain or would declare themselves neutral in the war that was to come. Never were expectations less true to fact. When put to the test of loyalty, every colony and dependency of Great Britain,... without a single exception, showed itself British in heart and purpose. From every colony came men or money.
Canadian, l^ewfoundlander, Australian, and New Zealander, as well as native troops from India have been in the very forefront of the battles on European soil, fighting not for England but with her, because as it happens England's ideas and theirs were the same. Even in South Africa, where only a decade and a half ago England warred with the Boers to preserve the higher unity of the whole against disruption by a part, the very men who opposed her so bitterly, are now with the exception of a few irreconcileables, proving their loyalty to their conqueror by fighting bravely and successfully against the common enemy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrews, Charles Mclean, 1863-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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