My remark is this, we in our colonial policy, as fast as we acquire new territory and develop it, develop it as trustees of civilization for the commerce of the world. Handbook to the Tariff Question - Page 194by Free Trade Union (London, England) - 1908 - 206 pagesFull view - About this book
| Walter Lyon Blease - Great Britain - 1913 - 562 pages
...nothing else. The better Imperial idea was thus described a few years ago by Mr. Joseph Chamberlain : " We, in our Colonial policy, as fast as we acquire...territory and develop it, develop it as trustees of civilization for the commerce of the world. We offer in all these markets over which our flag floats... | |
| Edward Pulsford - Commonwealth countries - 1917 - 268 pages
...very much to modify that jealousy with which foreign nations regard our extension. My remark is this, we in our colonial policy, as fast as we acquire new...territory and develop it, develop it as trustees of civilization for the commerce of the world. We offer in all these markets over which our flag floats... | |
| Sir Frederick Dealtry Lugard - Africa - 1926 - 678 pages
...at large, without any artificial restrictions. Here are his words spoken twenty -four years ago : " We, in our colonial policy, as fast as we acquire...flag floats the same opportunities, the same open 1 French Colonial Minister at Paris Conference of 1917. t 'The Philippines,' CB Elliott, pp. 15-18,... | |
| William Henry Bassano Court - 1971 - 520 pages
...that jealousy with which undoubtedly foreign nations regard our extension. My remark is this — that we, in our colonial policy, as fast as we acquire...trustees of civilisation for the commerce of the world. (Cheers) We offer in all these markets over which our flag floats the same opportunities, the same... | |
| Kevin Grant - Great Britain - 2005 - 246 pages
...capitalist's profit. Toward this end, in 1896 the Colonial Secretary, Joseph Chamberlain, declared: "We, in our Colonial policy, as fast as we acquire...as trustees of civilisation for the commerce of the world."58 Putting the principle of trusteeship into practice, Sir Charles Eliot set out to promote... | |
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