Special Fire Cemeng Glazed inside and out The arguments of honour would, indeed, lead to the conclusion that we must fight on however desperate the outlook. The Prime Minister told the country in his broadcast speech that he would be of that opinion even if the odds against us were infinite. Fortunately, however, there are arguments of expediency to forti hearts that are less stout than Mr. Churchill's. Not only should 2we. fight on; we can do so with high hopes; soundly based, of ultimate success. This island is now the frontier bastion of liberty; but it is not the last fortress. We have accepted the great sacrifice of the Czechs, the Poles, the Norwegians, Hollanders, the Belgians and now the French. They have laid @own their lives and their liberty to gain time for us; could we do less to give the Americas time to stretch out a hand and take the torch from us?
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