"is it not remarkable that, after ten months of unlimited U-boat! and air attacks upon our commerce, our food reserves are higher than they have ever been, and we have} substantially larger' tonnage under our own flag apart from the hun dreds of foreign ships that we had fat the beginning of the war? Why do 1 dwell upon this? Not surely to induce any slackening of effort or "On. the contrary, this must be redoubled, and we must prepare not only for summer but for winter, not] only for 1941 but for 1942. when the war will, I trust, take a different form from the defensive in which. it has hitherto beri bound, well upon these elements of our strength. upon. these resources! which we have mobilized and con trol, 1 dwell on it and then because right to show that a good cause can command means of survival, that while we valley we can see sunlight on the uplands beyond, stand at the head of a Govern-free press, but there is one point which unites us all, and it sustains us in public regard, increasingly becoming known we are prepared to proceed to all extrem!
to_endure them and etiforce them, That, is our point of union in His Majesty's Government, Dark Curse of Hitler is only in ways like there that jons can preserve their freedom. ahd thus only can they uphold the cause entrusted to their care. But all depends now upon the whole life and strength of the British race in every part of the world and all of our Curse of Hitler will be lifted from
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