. The Brazilians and their country . A W oH Hr f^ H pel2 > H 5 £^S ^ s; d« S^w S z«-^ w Q o w<< oo. MENTAL HOSPITALITY 9 pineapple, and a hundred other kinds of food-productto be had almost for the picking. Moreover her nationalpolicy as a Eepublic is comparatively new and has re-quired attention; there have been boundary matters tosettle, State relationships to unify, colonisation andscores of political matters to adjust, as was the case withus in our early Republican days. It must be borne inmind, as a Brazilian statesman said lately, Brazil isgoing over the same ground that you in
. The Brazilians and their country . A W oH Hr f^ H pel2 > H 5 £^S ^ s; d« S^w S z«-^ w Q o w<< oo. MENTAL HOSPITALITY 9 pineapple, and a hundred other kinds of food-productto be had almost for the picking. Moreover her nationalpolicy as a Eepublic is comparatively new and has re-quired attention; there have been boundary matters tosettle, State relationships to unify, colonisation andscores of political matters to adjust, as was the case withus in our early Republican days. It must be borne inmind, as a Brazilian statesman said lately, Brazil isgoing over the same ground that you in North Americahave gone over many years before her. The United States, on the other hand, has only recentlylifted her eyes to survey the world outside her immediateborders. Home development and a vast country havemade her a provincial nation to an extent scarcelydreamed, even by Americans themselves, until they, bytravel or study, appreciate how conversant are manyother nations with life and especially trade matters inforeign nations, about which we are often totally ig-norant. It is true that during the
Size: 1290px × 1936px
Photo credit: © Reading Room 2020 / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1900, bookdecade1910, booksubjectbrazil, bookyear1919
