Mrs. Ottitia S. Wartz. markable that these men look upon the Colonies as their great opponents, and that no names Are too evil to be showered upon their own countrymen who in the course of events have come to be separated from Great Britain by more or less thousands of miles. Yet remarkable as it is, there is evidently some reason for-an aversion which io evidently instinctive, That it is not founded on fact is readily proved by the ready acceptance of every act, however contrary to the instincts of right or reason, perpetrated by people abroad, provided only they are not Englishmen or in some mysterious mauner connected with British interests.
Does any nation commit an offence against international law, these people are found aiding and abetting the breach. Do warring nations on the Continent now and then overstep the limits of fair fight, they at once find sympathisers, Does Russia slaughter thousands of inoffensive inhabitants in Central Asia, merely to " encourage the rest," advocates are not wanted to prove by specious argument that they
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