Harper's Monthly Magazine, Vol. 141: June-November, 1920 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from Harper's Monthly Magazine, Vol. 141: June-November, 1920

HE title I have chosen for this arti cle is indiscreet, and, as some read ers may think, misleading. At least it needs this explanation - that there is no absolute point of View in England about the United States. England does not think (a statement not intended to be humorous at the expense of my own people) any more than any nation may be said to think in a single unanimous way about any subject under the sun. England is a collection of individuals and groups of individuals, each with different points of view or shades of View, based upon certain ideals and knowledge, or upon passion, ignorance, elementary common sense, or elementary stupidity, like the United States and every country on earth.

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