...befriended the South American Republics and the struggling nationality of Greece. He it was who " called in the New World to redress the balance of the Old." He refused to see that the highest statesmanship for an Englishman consisted in propping up effete or...

...were then in revolt against Spanish dominion, and thus, as he said himself in the House of Commons, to call in the New World to redress the balance of the Old. The allies had joined Holland and Belgium under the crown of an Orange Prince — a union impossible...

...country in regard to other nations was his theme; to give to the glittering declaration of Canning, that he would " call in the new world to redress the balance of the old," a deep and real significance was his object. The speech touched Mr. Clay to the quick. He supported...

...Chili, our foreign secretary deemed it prudent to recognize their separate political existence, and " call in the new world to redress the balance of the old." In spite of the opposition of the crown, and of many of his own colleagues, Canning was bent upon maintaining...

...there was a monopoly it exists at present, and this Convention is, in Canning's phrase, an effort to call in the new world to redress the balance of the old. No cartel, syndicate, or system that is capable of being formed in Europe with varying tongues and...

...Holy Alliance stretched out its hand to thrust back the Spanish colonies into bondage Canning declared that he would call in the ' ' New World to redress the balance of the Old," and Monroe announced that in that New World there should be no further European colonization and no...

...Alliance stretched out its hand to thrust back the 11 Spanish colonies into bondage, Canning declared that he would call in the " New World to redress the balance of the Old ; " and Monroe announced that in that New World there should be no further European colonization, and...

...any violent cataclysm but by using those means which are ready at hand. In Canning's phrase, we must call in the new world to redress the balance of the old." " At last," said the Duchess, " we have got a proposal with which I can cordially agree. I thought...

...of the future state. But such suggestions are rare and never clearly formulated, no one ventured to call in the new world to redress the balance of the old. Dan. xii. 2, 3, does not allude to our problem. Perhaps this reticence was not wholly due to uncertainty...

...there was a monopoly it exists at presen¿ and this Convention is, in Canning's phrase, an dort to call in the new world to redress the balance of the old. No cartel, syn dicate, or system that is capable of being formed in Europe with varying tongues and...