are possible in America with its vast resources, but would not be possible in Britaie with our wealth of the U. S. with Great Britain. only,
tion but she produces 22 per ent. of its wheat, 43 per cent. of ite coal, 58 per cent. of its copper, 58 per cent. of ite cotton, 60 per cent. of its steel and 72 per cent. of its il, "Surely America is a platocrat amongst nations.
"But Britain also has economic assets, She is a country which hag teat possessions and has the world for her market, The Brit Empire produces 60 per cent. of the world's wool and rubber, 70 per. cent. of its tea and gold, 89 per ent. of its nickel and 99' per cent, of its jute, With but three per cent. of the world's population shi owns 30 per cent, of the world's ships and 40 per cent. of its cotton spindles. The implicit assumption of this book is that if we fail it will not be for lack of re. sources, but because we are too slow earning: new ways of exploiting inheritance, "We must wake
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