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Valley Railway, and the continuation of the policy which led to the purchase of the Suez Canal shares. ""England has now one foot in the stirrup at Suez, and the cthtr at Moliammirah. . . . Russia will have t-> lower her flag; she has neither the material power nur the spirit to beat out of the field. Was it to "be expected that, while Russsa was advancing towards India, the stateimen of the richest and most cultivated nation in the world should look on with folded amis I .. . The truth is that England is now as strong, and her policy is as great, as ever —as in the time of William 111. or of Wellington. She does not make any show of military strength, But site will get that when she wants it. A country which has so much money and so many resources, whose people are inspired with so grand a patriotism, and whose Government a~ts with such a niasterly policy, docs not meet with the difficulties of Continental nations in raising an army. Let the English people only be convinced that their army requires developing —as seems to be the case since the Duke of Cambridge's last speech—and the thing is as good as done."

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