In Britain's policy of armament and preparing to meet the threat of Nazi aggression, Lord Halifax, stated, the fact that it was important to get the best value for the money spent was not lost sight of. This should be borne in mind when it was considered what vast amounts of the tax-payers' money was being spent.
Germany, the Porcign Minister added, had' only one chance of being letorious in the "present confit, namely by conducting a quick war. 'The Reich had not done s0, he continued, and her action may' be compared to that of a bully who is afraid {to be hit back.
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