Ang. 25.
As not unexpected, we have received a further letter from.''A
German", who resents our stigmatizing as untrue his insinuaion that the Germans repatriated in 1919 were deliberately subjected to ill-treatment. The question is one of some importance, as it is clear that our correspondent, relying on the British sense of fairplay to get his letter published, seizes the opportunity to thrown as much mud as he can at Britons in general and (we rather fancy) at British shipping in particular. This is what he writes
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