has to be read in its fullest sense if peace is to endure, by the adherents to any form of political cotrine which may happen to catch the fancy of a particular nation. Thus it is becoming increasingly clear that It 4s the external efforts of various nations to extend their own political beliefs which are responsible for much of the existent unrest, and a change of heart in this respect would be the greatest possible contribution to world amity that it is possible at this juncture to make. A. reading of the three articles in the new pact make it quite clear' that faithful adherence to them means the avoidance of war and leads to the corollary that it is the post war cynicism in Europe with regard to the sanctity of treaties, ete, which makes vor the peril' in" which European peace at present stands.
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