1 Is in these circumstances. that we have to resolve more firmly. than ever to be British, refusing to believe that any cause can eventually be won by lowering the standard of our code hut steadfastly sure that the clean strength of right will assuredly prevail over the bestial brute force of Tight. 'Thoro isa song which says "There always be an England, and England shall be free, if England means as much to you as England hieans to me." That is the spirit of being British' in these times, that Is the thought which we must sustain with all our heart and soul, to which we must cling with all the tenacity Of the British, bull-dog, which never slackens its grip until' either he oF his foe is dead-—and the British bulldog does not diol! There'll always be England as long as you and T and all the countless millions of our Em=
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