... an empire in whichthe people are supreme. All this Is an indirect plea for that Imperial policy In the Pacific and in the Caribbean Sea on the success of which Hr. lielLialey's as an empire-builder must is some evidence that he has another audience in mind ...

... have been rent in twain.and with its severance down will go the British Empire. She I will end that her possessions In the Caribbean have lapsed. She will and that she has overtaxed our patience. She has stqrtod with a new and upon a new career that will ...

... things unknown. He then proceeded to carry out, with decision and effect, a policy of Imperialism; in the Pacific, in the Caribbean Sea, in international affairs generally, and in the adjustment of domestic legislation to these now necessities. This Is ...

... ladustrial and commercial wealth under the protective system has enabled the Union to assume heavy responsibilities in the Caribbean Sea and in the Philippines, and has made inevitable a large expenditure on the development of a powerful navy as wells, on ...

... problems to be solved in the West Indies besides those which arise in Jamaica. But as the oldest colony of England in thu Caribbean and one of tho largest—it is tho largest of the British Antilles and, though British C uhma has a much larger territory, ...

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