Excerpt from Why Americans Dislike England
President Cleveland"s message on the Venezuelan boundary dispute revealed, like a flash light, the existence of a widespread popular dislike - it would hardly be too strong to say hatred - of England in this country. There is no other country in the world against which there could have been excited by a similar message on a similar issue so sudden and apparently universal a passion. Fortunately the reaction came almost as quickly, and, while it revealed the existence of an even stronger public opinion against war, it revealed also a feeling of love for England and a recognition of the essential unity between us. Whether the feeling of hostility or of kinship is really the stronger with us, no man can say with certainty.
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