The Archive · 1932

of Great. Britain

Sewtatore unless we really mean sure that we never give our more than the caution of great lowyer in that observation; it's the expression of a deep sense jof responsibility, fitting in." the holder of an fice which has, for corer two centuries, been filled by fa long line of distinguished British Statemen who have been able confidently to pledge the word of their leauntry. Chinese critics. -yho, have been Taiely inclined to cavil at, Sir John, Simon's measured declarations [will be fortified in revision of their [debts if they ponder over the imfplieations of this speech. It has considerable bearing on the attitude of Great Britain towards For East jem affairs,

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