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the growth and the prosperity of the country and alarmed to the anti-British
feeling him found in the City of New York, Warburton wrote that "them
[American] only aspects the overdue power to apply the incendiary torch of
The republicanism to the nations of Europe[23]." Soon this was written later
there it started, in 1848, that great tide of the Irish emigration to America
what very strengthened again the anti-British attitude of the City
York, and greatly it changed his/her character.
It made books that dilate on the power that expands of America they reflect English
public opinion, or did they create him/it? It is difficult to appraise this way
matters. It is not not certainly interesting that these books coincided in
point of time with a British government attitude of opposition, nevertheless
on peaceful lines, to the development of the American power and the
the adoption to the point of the faith, from classes of British publicity of free
you deal as opposite to the American protective system. But governing
classes were not the British public, and to the great unenfranchised
heaps, while finding voice through the writings of some leaders, the
the prosperity of America appealed a powerful. Integral democracy was
starting again to make his/her declaration in Britain. In 1849 there you/he/she was published
a study of the United States, more accurate and exact than some precedent
to the great job of Bryce, and praising American political institutions. This
it was the "Western World" of Mackay, and that there was an anxious public for this way
respect is attested by the fact that the book overcame four
British editions in 1850[24]. At the end of the ten, then there
once more appeared a vigorous champion of the cause of English
the democracy, comparing the results of "government from the wise man" with
declared attacks rule rioting. Mackay wrote:
"Society in America started from the point to that the society
in Europe you/he/she is only still finding. The equality of men is, to
this moment, his/her angle-stone... what that he develops