Our desire, continued the speaker, sincerely to cultivate friendly relations with England is manifest. Our foreign policy is solely directed to developing the social and economic forces of Germany. There is no reason why that should disturb our friendly relations with a country economically and socially so closely joined with us as Englund. If the attitude of the honest merchant be followed in the inevitable international competition, the trustful relations that we maintain with the English Government will continue favourably to develop, and will influence the feeling of the: two people's similarly.—Reuer.
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