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"France and Britain cannot, and would not, wish alone to settle the new Europe. b must come in help us, above all to, bring about
feature of lasting peace, disarmame: rib one is essential "in the re-estab ut of confidence Germany herself can do more than any other nation, since she herself has done most to destroy it, and when she is ready to give reliable proofs of her goodwill, she will not find others lacking in the will to help her to overcome the economic diffi fire that will accompany the transi-from war to peace.
"In what I have put forward as our aims" sud Mr. Chamberlain, "there is nothing humiliating nor oppressive for anyone, and on. such a basis we, or our part, should be ready to seek settlement with any government that had subscribed to those aims and entered the war. Until we are satisfied that freedom is safe, we shall continue to fight to the utmost of our ability and strength," the Prime Minister concluded,
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