"With the help of God, of which we must all feel daily conscious, we shall continue, steadfast in faith' and duty, til our task Is done, This then. my Lords and gentlemen, is the message which we send forth today fo all states and nations, bound or free, to all men in all lands who care Jor freedom's cause, to our allies and well-wishers in Europe, to our American friends and helpers across the ocean, this Is the message—Litt up your hearts! AN will come right. Out of the depths of sorrow and sacrifice, will be born again the story of mankind."
Xing George visited St, James's Palace and had discussions during the day with the representatives of the British Empire, Mr, Churchill presented the Allied heads and Empire representatives to the King, The United Kingdom was represent fed by Mr, Churchill; Mr. "Anthony Eden, Foreign Secretary; Mr.
Atlee, Lord Privy Seal; Lord Cranborne, Dominions Secretary; Lord Mayne, Colonial Secretary; and Sir Archibald Sinclair, Air Secretary; the Dominions by their respective High Commissioners and India by Mr. Leopold Stennett Amery, Secretary of State for India and Burma, The Allies were represented by their respective Prime Ministers, except in. the case of Greece and Yugoslavia, who were represented by their Ministers in London, Gen, Charles de Gaulle: leader of the Free French, was represented by Rene Cassin, and M, Robert de Jean was also present,
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