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Baron von the Irish people’s hatred of England
Newspaper “An alliance with Japan provides England with Japanese support in order to keep India under control, while it seeks American backing in order to subjugate Ireland and South Africa”...
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He also wrote in “The Monthly Review,” February 17, 1902: “It is now far easier for us to transport 200,000 troops to India than it was to move 20,000 in 1857—and with superior artillery, what can they possibly accomplish?” (p. 434, note)
Among the many works on Cecil Rhodes, the author mentions an “extremely engaging pamphlet” (note no. 171).
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Charles Dilke. “The Problems of Great Britain.” London (year?)
G. D. Lloyd. “Modern England.” 1902 (London).
Schulze-Gaevernitz. “Toward a Social World.” Leipzig, 1890. Two volumes.
—> Take Australia as an example; its influence: “socialism appealing to the ruling class,”
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Multatuli.
Guch. “History and Historians in the Nineteenth Century” (1913).
The table, which originally appeared between pages 438 and 439, can be found in a separate file.
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