"There is, however, one thing we must resist, and that is, any step there might be, to unsettle peace in Europe.
"But as long as no such ambitions are entertained, nobody has anything to fear from the armed might of Britain, and, moreover, we have not abandoned the first part of our policy."
Mr. Chamberlain, in conclusion, said that he meant to go on devoting himself to the task of establishing a settled peace and he hoped he might yet live to see success crown his efforts—Reuter
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