The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 117Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1935 |
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Pagina 136
... United States and Italy . Why Italy and not France ? Because France , as an eventual adversary , is sterilised by her fear of Germany , and as a friend can be won only by British hostility to that country . This , in any case , has ...
... United States and Italy . Why Italy and not France ? Because France , as an eventual adversary , is sterilised by her fear of Germany , and as a friend can be won only by British hostility to that country . This , in any case , has ...
Pagina 137
... United States means that our attitude towards Japan must be on the frigid side , because Japan is America's bête noir , and because strategically the Atlantic is more important to us than the Pacific . This does not mean that we should ...
... United States means that our attitude towards Japan must be on the frigid side , because Japan is America's bête noir , and because strategically the Atlantic is more important to us than the Pacific . This does not mean that we should ...
Pagina 307
... United States of America is a national humiliation . Yet the 1922 Treaty was solemnly entered into , not by a ... United States and the far- flung territories of the British Empire , Japan , with her more compact position and her shorter ...
... United States of America is a national humiliation . Yet the 1922 Treaty was solemnly entered into , not by a ... United States and the far- flung territories of the British Empire , Japan , with her more compact position and her shorter ...
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