...people of a race greatly weaker than his own must have sometimes been conscious of a kind of impatience which arises when the native either fails to understand...to resort to physical coercion. Even just men, who in theory have the deepest respect for human rights, are apt to be carried away by this consciousness...

...who has spoken wisely and candidly on this subject in his book, Impressions of South Africa, says, "The sense of his superior intelligence and energy...force, and is prone to resort to physical coercion." l To shoot down in the open field of battle savage tribes which have opposed themselves to the opening...

...own must have sometimes been conscious of an impatience or irritation which arises when the native fails to understand or neglects to obey the command...coercion. Even just men, who have the deepest theoretical re_ spect for human rights are apt to be carried away by the consciousness of superior strength, and...