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Greater Greece and Greater Britain; and, George Washington, the Expander of England

Note 5 — APPENDIX. IMPERIAL FEDERATION.

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The second union of Greek cities under the headship of Athens comes nearest to such a change; but it is not a real precedent. The cities which formed the second Athenian alliance had once been subjects of Athens; but, when the second alliance was formed, they were subjects of Athens no longer; they entered the union as independent states. And the union was not really a federation, but only a close alliance. Moreover, before very long, Athens was at war with her own allies.

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