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Imperialism, A Study

the relieving force, who lent them bayonets, and abandoned themselves to the spirit of revenge. Witnesses describe the scene as a sickening sight, but in judging such acts it is necessary to remember the provocation, and these people had been sorely tried.” (The Times, October 16, 1900)

  1. Mr. Bryce, in his Romanes Lecture, p.9, seems to hint at the probability of such a development. “It is hardly too much to say that for economic purposes all mankind is fast becoming one people, in which the hitherto backward nations are taking a place analogous to that which the unskilled workers have held in each one of the civilised nations. Such an event opens a new stage in world history.”
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