'The measures that Britain will enforce by Order-in-Council a8 from 'Tuesday, November 28, British quarters commented, are perfectly teyal singe Germany' has violated. international law and the export blockade control may be justified as retaliatory measures. "Extended contraband control will show Germany and make her realize the danger to which she exposes herself if she continues resort to inhumane methods of warfare, striking at the Allies and neutrals alike British political quarters voiced: surprise' that six neutral states, Belgium, Denmark, italy, Japan, the Netherlands and Sweden, should have protested against measures to out off German exports even before the measures are enforced.
"The Allies can answer all these demarches very simply—by referring, the neutrals {0 Germany, who has been sinking their ships and killing their men, who, "by her illegal methods, his compelled the Allies to retaliate,
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