Sir Archibald Sinclair, leader of the Liberal Parliamentary Party, said the Opposition Liberals had been critics of Mr. Here-Belisha, but now he had resigned it was only fair to acknowledge the achievements Which stood to his credit at the War Office, "At the some time, said Sit Archibald, it was a great mistake suppose that he was and remain ed the sole champion of these reforms. They did not spring from Mr, Here-Belisha's mind and will alone, They represented the will of the Reople of this country, expressed in Parliament, of which Mr. Hore-Bolisha was the instrument.
Mr, J.C. Wedgwood (Labour mem:
Minister to reply 10 that "Mr. -Hore-Belisha's was due to prejudices against his being a Jew.
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Chamberlain said he hardly "I deny it absolutely."
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