Editorial view on Britain United States bond in freedom struggle
From a London Times editorial in the London Times passage the piece notes the two great powers Britain and the United States are bound by mutual interests in liberty versus despotism. It calls for joint actions, discusses risks of continental war, and muses on future imperial growth and the potential for shared democratic progress across oceans.
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