You would not say that the Attorney-General was there to give him "the third degree?"—I know that was not the intention of the Attorney-General.
Yóu are aware that Mr. Sandys has been a severe critic of the War Office?—I know his attitude has been critical on various aspects of the administration.
He has been associated with other critics of the War Office?—Of the de-
"I do not think it is a frank, or candid way of approaching a Minister when you know you had access to a secret document and verified all the facts."
Referring to the setting up of the military court of inquiry, Mr. Hore-Belisha said that he was advised that was the proper procedure. If a Territorial officer said, "I am sorry, I cannot come," he did not know when ther the reply would be, "Very well, we will postpone the court," or "Well, we shall come and fetch you."
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