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the Suez Canal or the Cape, reintroduced the economic
argument at second hand, since India was a major field
of wealth and investment; but popular Imperialism was only
marginally concerned with the sea route to India,
Zchumpeter'e enalyeia of imporialipm to come
extent fite popular opinions on Africa.
of 1860 to 1900 had many of the attitudes which
,.
(1)
The Impcrieli8te
Schumpeter ascribes to the remnants of the Feudal order, -
the love of expanoion for its own sake often without
any practical motive, the appeal to force and the
concern with aggressive militarinn.
By 1900 there wore very few cou8totent anti-
Imperialists lefts only a small core of IL. Pe. headed
by the veterans Clark and Labouchere, remained, who
had systematically opposed Imperialism in all its
guises since 1880. Most Liberab wore inclined to
differentiate between Imperialism which was legitimate
and acceptable and Imperialism which an not. Thera
J. Schumpoter, Imperialism and Social Clnmnona trun lntod
by °. fl. Sweezy
s 1951.