"Ina world iyorld which nationed worshipped. golden ite. den added, "t trust that all take, as a standard of out own' prestige asa nation, our abllty {o combine tolerance and" persons freedom with strong and effective government."
The British people would show ax arear readiness to serve. the State when ihe State existed for the people when the people existed for the Stale, trid would exert every effort
which find come: down to. them, aid legacy of tradition and. opportunity min and body fo" preserve the
ative with persistence trid Imaging tion for Its wider and fuller develop. ment lose attachment to their own institutions, Mr. Eden tal, did not imply any attitude of detachment fom the affalts of Europe, ven it that wore desirable, it was not possible. Britain" had "always Played a part in Europe, and would Continue todo to.
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