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... " Without unity, Europe, the once mighty continent, shall remain incapable of seizing control of her natural sphere of influence,i. ...
We must not be blind to the fact that there is already a continuous reciprocal independence, as demonstrated by the existence of the European Union.All things are impelled towards a synthesis of European culture, industry, and influence.
With unity, Europeans from London to Krakow, Oslo to Rome, shall rejoice in a "common heritage", from thereon, Shakespeare and Goethe, Einstein and Kepler, Napoleon and Charles II, among other titans of European Civilisation, will belong to Europe as a singular entity.
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