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Page 295
heir co - operation on certain questions would be dvantageous , but for the childish suspicions roused in Washington whenever any common un 3 mooted . Many Englishmen get on well wi Americans , and vice versa , wherever they are ogether ...
heir co - operation on certain questions would be dvantageous , but for the childish suspicions roused in Washington whenever any common un 3 mooted . Many Englishmen get on well wi Americans , and vice versa , wherever they are ogether ...
Page 299
We sin rely hope that his views may be assimilated by th tawa Government and duly transmitted to Downin reet , where they will make a valuable reinforcement t e party of common sense against any cranks who may k the war - path .
We sin rely hope that his views may be assimilated by th tawa Government and duly transmitted to Downin reet , where they will make a valuable reinforcement t e party of common sense against any cranks who may k the war - path .
Page 302
... more his views had beco unfashionable , although it is common knowledge that w he ultimately sat on the Peace Conference as our represer tive , British interests were more effectively championed t at any time since the Armistice .
... more his views had beco unfashionable , although it is common knowledge that w he ultimately sat on the Peace Conference as our represer tive , British interests were more effectively championed t at any time since the Armistice .
Page 303
... that our Government would insist on a settlement dictated by our common interests , to say nothing of ommon decency . Unfortunately , on this as on other questions , the friends of pseudo - German Holland carried oo many guns .
... that our Government would insist on a settlement dictated by our common interests , to say nothing of ommon decency . Unfortunately , on this as on other questions , the friends of pseudo - German Holland carried oo many guns .
Page 305
So let us hear no more of the moral right of any of us here in the Old Country , or overseas , to destroy the unity of the British Crown , to impair the heritage of our common citizenship , or to ruin that greatest and noblest work of ...
So let us hear no more of the moral right of any of us here in the Old Country , or overseas , to destroy the unity of the British Crown , to impair the heritage of our common citizenship , or to ruin that greatest and noblest work of ...
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