Summary
This quote suggests that while other nations rely on the use of "force" in their actions, the British people prefer to utilize "Might" instead. It implies that Britain exercises power and influence through strength, dominance, and authority rather than coercive or aggressive tactics. The quote subtly emphasizes the perceived distinction between the British approach to achieving goals and the methods adopted by other nations when it comes to exerting power and control.
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Alone
By Evelyn Waugh
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