What that judgment finally becomes must depend not alone upon the personal experience of each man.

It must also come from that liberality of outlook which is attained only by getting outside your own place and seeing a lot of customs and people that differ from your own.

A mind thus seasoned and balanced no longer leaps to an opinion about a whole nation from the sporadic conduct of individual members of it.

It is to be feared that some of our soldiers may never forget or make allowance for a certain insult they received in the streets of London.

But of this later.