Te save its French aly, Britain tut done all Ht could Ht had sent a expeditionary. force and placed "it ender Fi nid, thereby making it nich errors:
had. used a strong portion "of its de 12 "Chicago fiir force in the Battle of France,"
when "France, by "its mistakes, was, broken. Britain offered to join the Empire with France: continue to steugaie from the British ste, Bominions and French and British Cotonies, ft even offered to release France from her pledge. not make a separate peace if it turn over the feet, "Franco, or rather not France, but the craven government formed Ili the name of France, refused. In self defence, deserted. alone, what other course had Britain but to et? By this action, Britain has "greatly strengthened ity position in the mids and hearts. of Americans."—Reuter Competied to Use Stockholm, July 10, 11, spite of England's reasonable terms regarding the surrender of the French Pleet, the. French Govern ment chose to help the says "Dagens Nyheter," organ of the "England Was compelled to use force: it was not an-action against France but against Germany, and the decision was reached by united Eike Tish opinion.
niluential quarters in America are reported 10. uphold this decision for America realizes that the ole come of the war ix of supreme tine portance to her." -Reuter
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