"American democracy has its own problems to solve and does not want them compromised by any foreign Obligation," He continued. "Me realize these differences, we accept them and we should be both meddlesome and foolish if we were to attempt to run counter to them.
"American democracy is going Rib own way and no one is at liberty to deflect it"
Tie remarked particularly, "A signi-cant fact is the simultaneous resurgence of democratic strength in each of the three great democracies, not least the American, and the equal determination of all three to resist and resist victoriously any and every attack upon their life and liberty."
Ta conclusion, Sir Samuel expressed the conviction, "We could not be defeated in a short war by any knockout blow and in a long war, our almost inexhaustible resources would ensure our final victory. These conclusions are of incalculable importance not only for us, but for every country bent on peace."—Havas.
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