. Recensione di recensioni e mondo del lavoro. e Siam questione e diversi othersit non si suppone che il francese wouldn est desiderio di tuffo intowar deliberatamente con anybo,ly ; ma sarà solo n^aturalfoi loro di provare a utilizzare il presente opportunitv punti togam qua e là a Englands expenseEngland è sempre stato guadagnando punti a theexpense di altre nazioni quando avevano theirbands tMl di guai, e perché dovrebbe il Frenchscruple per sollevare la questione egiziana al momento di thevery quando l Inghilterra ha dovuto takeKitchener e la maggior parte delle sue truppe lontano fromEgypt e Soudan per utilizzare il

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. Review of reviews and world's work. e Siam question, and several othersit IS not to be supposed that the French wouldn the east desire to plunge deliberately intowar with anybo, ly ; but it will be only n^aturalfoi them to try to use the present opportunitv togam points here and there at Englands expenseEngland has always been gaining points at theexpense of other nations when they had theirbands tMl of trouble, and why should the Frenchscruple to raise the Egyptian question at thevery moment when England has had to takeKitchener and most of her troops away fromEgypt and the Soudan to use them in South i;., !;T ? ^t ^^^^^^^^^ of «orse, upon theuiation of the war with the Boers. WithGeneral Roberts fairly in the field last monthnearly 200 000 brave troops being actually onthe ground under his sole command, the tideseems to have turned. And if the relief ofKimberley stould be followed by a regular seriesof rapid British successes, there would be muchess danger of European complications , • for prestige counts heavily. ^. OCCASION OF THEIK CONUE.MXATION BY THE FRENCH SFV ATE.-From LIllustration (Paris). French sen- 266 THE AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW OF REVIEWS. It is not, then, that France or Russia Hay-Mahing wishes to fight England or anybody Schemes, ^jg^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^-j^^ England, have definite imperial projects on foot, and they intendto make the most of the present opportunity.Russia is said to have moved considerable bodiesof troops to the Afghanistan frontier, and hasalso induced the Shah of Persia to accept a largeloan, in return for which Russia will expect tocontrol the revenue system of the country. Thefact seems to be that Russias long-cherished planof absorbing Persia is on tlie eve of accomplish-ment. A Russian railroad is to be built to thePersian Gulf in the very early future. Afghan-istan, also, as a buffer state between the Queensempire of India and the central Asian dominionsof the Czar, is destined to disappear and becomea Russian province. Muscovit

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• bookpublishernewyo
• bookyear1890