World domination

Definition and stakes

Charles Reynolds Brown,  The Cap and Gown (1910)

“ For the other one hundred and thirteen years our swords have been plowshares, our spears have been pruning-hooks, the fine steel of our young manhood has been devoted to those useful activities which do not destroy, but feed and save. If we can thus live and grow to be one of the mightiest nations on earth by the policy of peace, why this sudden spasm of military preparation now retarding our genuine development!
But we have become “a world power” men say, and some of the nations might attack us!
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Source: Gutenberg

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