The Issue
The Issue
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Its close texture will not admit the presence of large districts the people of which revolt from the fundamental principle on which the state is es- tablished. You cannot have in a national state such as France or Germany provinces which deny assent to the nationality, refuse so far as they can to accept the obligations which the state requires from all its members, and use their political power not to strengthen but to destroy it. This the Germans have learnt from the pre- 1 The reader will fi...nd a considered defence of this policy in Billow's Imperial Germany.
TWO MANIFESTOES 59 sence in the Reichstag of the Reichsfeindliche parties, the Poles, the Danes, the Alsatians. In an assembly summoned to assist in the govern- ment of the Empire there is no place for those whose only wish is either to destroy it or at least to separate from it. Especially dangerous is the presence of this element in the State when the revolting provinces are situated on the very frontiers of the country immediately contiguous to its permanent enemies.
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Its close texture will not admit the presence of large districts the people of which revolt from the fundamental principle on which the state is es- tablished. You cannot have in a national state such as France or Germany provinces which deny assent to the nationality, refuse so far as they can to accept the obligations which the state requires from all its members, and use their political power not to strengthen but to destroy it. This the Germans have learnt from the pre- 1 The reader will fi...nd a considered defence of this policy in Billow's Imperial Germany.
TWO MANIFESTOES 59 sence in the Reichstag of the Reichsfeindliche parties, the Poles, the Danes, the Alsatians. In an assembly summoned to assist in the govern- ment of the Empire there is no place for those whose only wish is either to destroy it or at least to separate from it. Especially dangerous is the presence of this element in the State when the revolting provinces are situated on the very frontiers of the country immediately contiguous to its permanent enemies.
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