If the reader would like to see in thoroughness with which they had prepared for their work. greater detail than can be set forth here the outlook for Great Britain, we would suggest o perusal of the results of the long, trying, and equally dangerous ware against Napoleon. Those lasted over a period covering more than two decades This, if care be taken to carry out Never Again" determination, if tempting truces be resolutely cast aside, and the "Right to a Finish" carried through as it should be, may yet last many months. But however long, however trying, however costly, the price' will be small if there come as a result that possibly never ending peace for which a more reasonable world has never coated to long. That will be the blessing of all blessings. Armageddon will have brought ite promised guerdon, and in the midst of the greatest. strife the world has ever seen it is our choicest privilege to suggest that now more than ever before we are drawing near to that! time when, s the prophet Micah foretells.
"They shall beat their swords into} plowshares, and their spears into pruning hooks: nation shall not lift up a sword against nation, neither shall they learn war any more."
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