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Thank you We sneak in Sorry And here's your shmoop

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du jour brought to you by britain the greatest empire

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that ever wass at least according to anyone forcibly coerced

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you saying so All right now check out the following

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passage and experience britain's awesomeness for yourself Taking a bloke

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on the plain Truth chalmers in recent history calm is

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that one of the great through a pane guilty Be

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basing on her third base all right in his statements

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quoted in the article chalmers aims to dissuade revolution primarily

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by choice Interesting Okay reading the passage is pretty clear

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Chalmers wasn't advocating independence from great britain If anything it

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kind of seems like britain's number one super fan we

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don't think chalmers would go for b it's not a

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matter of time for him He'd probably argue that well

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like a twinkie great britain never gets old you know

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we're talking about you think eaters as for a there's

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no doubt casualties of war were a concern for many

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when considering separation but chalmers never gets there in his

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argument Also while charmers certainly didn't agree with pain it

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wasn't really questioning his motors Instead he was challenging pains

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arguments we'll see bye endlessly gushing how great britain wass

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he kind of had a little bit of a man

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crush their art The answer is d chalmers was realigning

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the discussion in order to depict great britain as a

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glorious benevolent government because who else Britain could guarantee prosperity

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and true liberty right there and there through total submission 00:01:46.781 --> [endTime] to their authority

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