"We can look forward to the day," said Mr, Cross, "when we shall have strangled 's economic life so that it can no longer sustain the war effort, By that means we believe we can bring nearer the day of reckoning and save the lives of our own people."
"Me position confronting Great Britain. in economic warfare today was.dmmeasprably more complicated than in the last war, Mr. Cross went on. Today only the French frantic was closed and the rest of Germany' neighbours were neutral and possibi supply channels, Today's problems were therefore different, also more extensive, and the difficulties which had to be overcome were multiplied. This had caused the adoption of an almost new system in faning a campaign.
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