Word: anglophobia
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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With the exasperating social psychology that Mr. Howe considers strong evidence of English decay, English critics explain his Anglophobia by saying blandly that he did not enjoy his stay at Cambridge 17 years ago. This theory is almost enough in itself to make Quincy Howe heave another book at the British lion...
...does Publisher Hearst in his recurrent calls to arms against the "yellow peril" of Japan, the "dominance" of Britain, the "venality" of France. Thoughtful Japanese regard Publisher Hearst with curious interest as another U. S. phenomenon to be studied and, if possible, comprehended. Britons talk among themselves of his "Anglophobia" but welcome him to their country where at Lincolnshire and Glamorgan, Wales, he maintains vast castles. This strategy of "soothing down" was brilliantly executed last year by Britain's great irrepressible Conservative, Winston Spencer Churchill, when Hearst Anglophobia was approaching one of its fever periods. Mr. Churchill crossed...
...Anglophobia...
...undergraduate journals is advocating the adoption of a plan which is but another of our heritages from England. Our educational system is, after all, derived from England; the Yale program is significant because it is indicative of our growing awareness as a nation that, after all, anglophobia is not all evil...
...Anglophobia...