North-American Review and Miscellaneous JournalUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1885 |
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Page 61
... England was prevented by in- superable difficulties . In South Africa the two principal leaders , Messrs . Sprigg and Upington , are not only opposed to federation , but seem generally to be decidedly unfriendly toward England ...
... England was prevented by in- superable difficulties . In South Africa the two principal leaders , Messrs . Sprigg and Upington , are not only opposed to federation , but seem generally to be decidedly unfriendly toward England ...
Page 64
... England must decrease ; this is the decree of nature . To these colonies belongs the future ; they must expand in resources and increase indefi- nitely in population . But England herself has no such future . She may be , probably will ...
... England must decrease ; this is the decree of nature . To these colonies belongs the future ; they must expand in resources and increase indefi- nitely in population . But England herself has no such future . She may be , probably will ...
Page 65
... England's colonies are separated from her by thousands of miles of sea , and they consequently belong to different political systems . England herself has always belonged , and will continue to belong , to the European system . She ...
... England's colonies are separated from her by thousands of miles of sea , and they consequently belong to different political systems . England herself has always belonged , and will continue to belong , to the European system . She ...
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