Article May 4, 1899 ISSUE

England and Imperialism

The Rev. William Cunningham, the English economist, addressed the members of the Twentieth Century Club in the hall of the Boston University Law School, on "Imperialism." He began with a sketch of the English national character. This was supplemented with a statement of the historical events and conditions which led England to substitute for the old national policy her modern cosmopolitan policy, in the pursuance of which she regards it as her duty to keep neutral markets open to cosmopolitan trade.

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