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The Spectatress
George Canning urged Britain not to bring Continental Europe’s topsy-turvy politics home by getting too closely involved.
by George Canning MP 1770-1827
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A Credit to His Country
The diplomat’s task is to see the best in other peoples, not to scold them for their failings.
by François de Callières 1645-1717
Brigands and Imbeciles
John Bright dismissed fears that digging a tunnel under the English Channel would encourage a French invasion.
by John Bright 1811-1889
Pot and Kettle
Richard Cobden wondered how the architects of the British Empire had the nerve to accuse Russia of imperialism.
by Richard Cobden 1804-1865
History of China
A People Deserving of Respect
Richard Cobden deplored the way that politicians in Britain justified their wars abroad by portraying other countries as barbarous and backward.
Richard Cobden
Bullies to the Weak, Cowards to the Strong
Richard Cobden wanted to know why British policy towards China was so different to our policy towards the USA and European powers.
British National Character
Unsuitable for Export
Our peculiar brand of democracy and liberty is a noble thing, but we should be wary of recommending it to other countries.
by Mandell Creighton 1843-1901