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English: Identifier: neutralitycrucif00szin (find matches)

Title: Neutrality? The crucifixion of public opinion
Year: 1916 (1910s)
Authors: (Szinnyey, Stephen Ivor), 1863-1919. (from old catalog)
Subjects: World War, 1914-1918 Neutrality Press
Publisher: Chicago, The Neutrality press
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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he compatriots of Cecil Rhodes, of Choate,of Morgan, of Root, of the Reids have not failed to profit bythe spirit and advice of the above legacy is manifested by thetrade announcement in the illustration. It says: For theColonies the Allenbury Foods—South Africa, UNITEDSTATES, Australia, Canada. This is an advertisement taken from The Chemist andDruggist, a British publication of January 30, 1915, in theyear of the independence of the United States, the one hun- NEUTRALITY 217 dred and thirty-ninth. Note how the advertiser announces sail-ings to the Colonies, in which he includes the United States ofAmerica. Let the Administration contemplate this picture andsorrowfully think of those happy days when the United Stateswas a free and independent nation. Our government is trying its very best to carry out thetestament of Sir Cecil Rhodes and our Al-lies papers, withthe Sun, the Times and the Tribune as leaders, who are alwayswilling to lend their columns for the discussion of an event-
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THE UNITED STATES AS A BRITISH COLONY. 218 NEUTEALITY uality where the United States may become an integral part ofthe British Empire. Incidentally, may be mentioned here thatthe London Daily Mail, commonly called the Daily Liar, LordNorthcliff s paper, was founded with money furnished by CecilRhodes. . . . Some of our conservative Anglo-Saxons have attemptedto disparage the standing of Jefferson by the statement thathe was a radical. According to these elements of our people,if a house is on fire we should not inform the occupants. Ifburglars are in a building, we shoulcTnot spread an alarm. Butit was Patrick Henry who sounded the better American doctrinethat, Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty. It might beobserved here in passing that if British conservatism had pre-vailed in the American Eevolution, the United States wouldnow be a British dependency. CHAPTER LXX Editor Jefferson. Some suggestions which have been made by Thomas Jeffer-son in regard to certain newspapers, blam

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