Sources of Effectiveness in Public Speaking Psychological Principles Practicall
Sources of Effectiveness in Public Speaking Psychological Principles Practicall
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It might enable the Government to defend the Canal from side-attacks, as it could not now do. Some of the disad- vantages to be weighed against these advantages, are: I. The purchase would probably cost the Government a large sum of money. 2. The Government might incur the ill will of Panama and other countries by acquiring more territory. 3. The Government would have the burden of caring for and defending this additional territory. When these two sets of statements have been placed in the two ...columns under their respective heads of "Advantages" and "Disadvantages, " you will conclude your consideration of this class of interests, by collecting these opposing state- ments and forming them into a question stated something like this: Is it reasonable to suppose that the advantages to the United States Government, to be gained through better sanitary condition in the Canal Zone, better means for preserving the Canal from leakage, and better oppor- tunity to defend the Canal from attack, are sufficient to outweigh the disadvantages of the cost of the additional territory, the possibility of incurring the ill will of other countries, and the responsibility of caring for and defending the new territory?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It might enable the Government to defend the Canal from side-attacks, as it could not now do. Some of the disad- vantages to be weighed against these advantages, are: I. The purchase would probably cost the Government a large sum of money. 2. The Government might incur the ill will of Panama and other countries by acquiring more territory. 3. The Government would have the burden of caring for and defending this additional territory. When these two sets of statements have been placed in the two ...columns under their respective heads of "Advantages" and "Disadvantages, " you will conclude your consideration of this class of interests, by collecting these opposing state- ments and forming them into a question stated something like this: Is it reasonable to suppose that the advantages to the United States Government, to be gained through better sanitary condition in the Canal Zone, better means for preserving the Canal from leakage, and better oppor- tunity to defend the Canal from attack, are sufficient to outweigh the disadvantages of the cost of the additional territory, the possibility of incurring the ill will of other countries, and the responsibility of caring for and defending the new territory?
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