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There can never be exact equality between a self - contained country like the United States and an Empire distributed all over the globe , like ours . What is their strength is our weakness ; what is their weakness strength .
There can never be exact equality between a self - contained country like the United States and an Empire distributed all over the globe , like ours . What is their strength is our weakness ; what is their weakness strength .
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No better summary of the position as between Britain and the United States has been written than that penned by an American , Mr Walter Lippman , at one time Assistant Secretary of War and now Editor of the New York World .
No better summary of the position as between Britain and the United States has been written than that penned by an American , Mr Walter Lippman , at one time Assistant Secretary of War and now Editor of the New York World .
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Of course , the mere notion of jingoism is scouted by the United States ; so is any undue pervasion of her neighbours in political ways . Yet sun - clear throughout is the drift of that ' sovereignty ' over the Western world which ...
Of course , the mere notion of jingoism is scouted by the United States ; so is any undue pervasion of her neighbours in political ways . Yet sun - clear throughout is the drift of that ' sovereignty ' over the Western world which ...
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