The Archive · 1920

Appeal to Premier

I earnestly beseech the Government, especially Mr. Lloyd George, to go forward in the big English manner and give the hand of comradeship to this great people, struggling to its feet after years of rain and loss. Also I urge Henderson, Smillie, Thomas, Williams, Macdonald, and Snowden all to unite end, with the authorities, bring about the reconciliation of both nations.

Atrocity-mongering is played here and in Petrograd. 1 am as free and safe alone in the streets as in London; indeed, more so. True religion is untouched; true marriage is as sacred as ever. The churches are being restored at the public expense," There. is nothing' here worse than in other capitals; there is much, very much, that is better.

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