Excerpt from The Anglo-French Nation: A Study in Interpenetration
England paid the same homage of unforgetting gratitude, and very soon their endeavours were crowned with brilliant success.
Life is often an experimenting school for ideas. It renders their testing easier; and gives a final approval to deductions which are often at first purely speculative, but which, thanks to its support, are elevated into the rank of truths.
The conception of an anglo-french nation, which I was bold enough to call up in 1900, then seemed too uncertain of attainment. To-day it answers to a great reality.
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