The Concepts of Politics

Philosophy 13 (51):259 - 275 (1938)
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Abstract

A recent letter to the Press counselled caution on the return of the German colonies on the grounds that Germany was a notoriously ungrateful nation. A few years after we presented Heligoland to her, the Kruger telegram showed her ready to encourage our enemies. Why should we now make her further gifts which would merely render more effective similar treachery? Clearly behaviour like this by an individual would warrant such an attitude. If I give a man a present on Monday and on Tuesday he stabs me in the back

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The crowd and the herd.S. B. Ward - 1924 - Mind 33 (131):275-288.

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