tic duty of the French toward the Third World (Wall 13), and is necessary because it allows the French navy to remain on the seas (Wall 13). In short, anyone who speaks against imperialism speaks against the very survival of France, and against France's duty as a "great nation" to spread to inferior nations "her language, her customs, her flag, her arms, and her genius" (Wall 13).
These three men were proved wrong by history, first because imperialism died without the imperialist nations dying. In fact, those nations prosper still today. They are also proved wrong because exploited nations are still suffering from imperialist exploitation, giving the lie to the ignorant, racist arguments of these three men that the people of the Third World benefitted from imperialism. In fact, much more savagery was committed by the imperialists upon the people of the Third World than by the so-called "savages
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