The famous English attitude towards the European equilibrium, that: of opposition to hegemonies on the Continent, has always made little Piedmont and later greater Italy take its place by the side of England for the defence of common ideals. And ce the conquest of Gibraltar has made the British Empire a Mediterranean Power ber future remains for ever more closely bound to that of Italy, because both nations desire that a stable equilibrium, which is the guarantee of peace and prosperity, should be maintained in that gone. I am able to pledge the welcome of the Italian public to all that will help to make it better acquainted with the greatness of England and her mighty contribution to world civilization.... Between Italy, who is now with tenacious will and severe discipline striving to educate once more her sons in the virtues that made Rome great, and England, who has forged a wonderful The "Ace" sign on the engine housing a Dornier 17 efter the machine had been shot down at Bexley. Kent, after in the streets.
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