"It Great Britain is to play a full part with oer ations in securing Peace, she must be able to speak with equal weight. a "Onevsided armament and one-sided disarmament are both "iiposibi Therefore, we must take all the mea: sures taken already months. ago the continental countries, and which are "easontist to" our" safety "This is not inconsistent with work for peace..-. But {0 refuse to make attempts towards peace is indeed in fflect to accept the position that war {s'inevitable. And his seems to me 4 gospel of pure fatalism.
"Peace will not come' like Christmas, ust by walling for it: things that make for wars "Peace is an active struggle again
"We will not abandon old friends in search of new, but we intend; if possi. bie, to Improve our relations with all those willing and working for. gen-Jeral understanding on the. ground. Jmutual tolerance and respect."—Havas.
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