Anti-English sentiment

And he tells the British ambassador that he prefers a connection with Great Britain, which is hardly what Jefferson would support.

Jefferson was more of an Anglophobe.

than Hamilton, who was very much an Anglophile.

And then comes the French Revolution.

You know, whether it was the issue of the ship, the Alabama or other things, you know, there was great resentment.

Anglophobia was probably at its highest in the United States among that generation of Union veterans who ran the United States basically for the rest of the 19th century.

So they really weren't too worried about what Great Britain was thinking of them.

I think it's one of the big things that we have to get past when you think about the relationship you could argue about today.

So it's like a popular reaction to the Russophobia.

There is an Anglophobia, very strong Anglophobia in Russia.

That's what I mean.

On the other hand, and I actually wrote, I've been writing and I think I'm going to publish today, another small paper, a small post or article in Substack on Russophilia, which I find it's also needed.

But the general mood is of despondency, I believe.

And the moment when people sort of see, yeah, we are between Russia and America, and maybe America is not the land of the free and democracy, and we don't have to look up to America and look down to Russia.

That moment of at least a balance between these two superpowers will come, you see, in the sense that the Russophobia can be not displaced, but toned down by Americophobia or Anglophobia.

Because, you know, the moment when the British come into the European Union, because there's these plans of Andy Burham to bring back.

And so the United States is split along sectional lines of basically, you know, in the South, they preferred to continue the status quo trade arrangements with England, where they would provide raw goods to England and England would provide industry.

And in the North, there's a much more Anglophobic sentiment and independent segment-- uh, sentiment of creating your own goods and limiting England's continued engagement and interaction with American commerce and governance.

And so, uh, you know, List understands in this circle in Pennsylvania, headed by Matthew Carey, known as the Pennsylvania School of Protectionists, uh, that to ensure national sovereignty and strength, you have to build up so-called infant industries.

So in the case that you don't have, uh, the ability to produce finished goods out of resources yourself, you have to somehow create that.

Many people believed or affected to believe that the marriage had been designed to make Germany politically subservient to Great Britain.

As everybody knows, these feelings grew apace as soon as the old Emperor William had breathed his last, and when a few months later Emperor Frederick passed away, the Anglophobia had spread throughout the court circles and the young Kaiser had been tainted with a court prejudice against his own mother.

He did not treat her well.

It is not too much to say that he treated her badly.

Many people believed or affected to believe that the marriage had been designed to make Germany politically subservient to Great Britain.

As everybody knows, these feelings grew apace as soon as the old Emperor William had breathed his last, and when a few months later Emperor Frederick passed away, the Anglophobia had spread throughout the court circles, and the young Kaiser had been tainted with a court prejudice against his own mother.

He did not treat her well.

It is not too much to say that he treated her badly.

The United States is, of course, the world's melting pot.

Happily for us, and I think for the world at large, the Anglo-Saxon element is dominant.

In such an environment, Anglophobia cannot thrive, and I think the Kaiser's representatives have mistaken the actualities of the situation.

Anglo-American squabbles are the little family quarrels with which we are all familiar.

Many people believed or affected to believe that the marriage had been designed to make Germany politically subservient to Great Britain.

As everybody knows, these feelings grew apace as soon as the old Emperor William had breathed his last, and when a few months later Emperor Frederick passed away, the Anglophobia had spread throughout the court circles, and the young Kaiser had been tainted with a court prejudice against his own mother.

He did not treat her well.

It is not too much to say that he treated her badly.

Many people believed or affected to believe that the marriage had been designed to make Germany politically subservient to Great Britain.

As everybody knows, these feelings grew apace as soon as the old Emperor William had breathed his last, and when a few months later Emperor Frederick passed away, the Anglophobia had spread throughout the court circles, and the young Kaiser had been tainted with a court prejudice against his own mother.

He did not treat her well.

It is not too much to say that he treated her badly.