This is not to say that Britain has become a C3 nation when it comes to thinking for itself.
Rather, It has. become muddled in its outlook fon foreign affairs, by the method in which it has blindfolded itself. "The men who would bring her back to more rational trend of thought have a heavy tassie before them, but It they can induce the nation to' face {ts problems clear-eyed, realizing all the "dangers that confront Ik and determined to meet its difficulties in the light of the circumstances. surrounding them, there is m0 reason at all why it' should not emerge from. the. fool's paradise in which {tat present appears to be walking, and Become a power in the world Seat slips Jo. fortunately "That slipshoddiness i fortune not to be noticed in' other walks for, id not know, enquiries, wore ade up and down the bus wut tre Tequte "information, was. forthe Ceaulng." Who clue save courteous Shelsiman would have' tien the "ea a rill get into!
low passengers Jeonversaon nowadays. The Emalshness"of'the' Englishman of otetime secs to be melting a a becoming more access, and {the stil regards him ant a the sal the ear, he fe beginning to have Sitle'more tolerance for the other folees which go to makeup the who Savoury. How fare. press of the county is seaponibe is nol a matter for epnsideration here, thongy ie is fspparent on. the swirly compiled Pages of most "newspapers that. renter degree of tention is being Paid to foreign afta
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