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ENEMY RETIRES BUT DOES NOT RETREAT ("The Times.") London, October 12. Speaking at a farewell luncheon to the Duke of Devonshire (the new Gov-ernor-General of Canada), Lord Curzon said: "Wo have not yet come to the beginning of the end, but we can say that at least wo have reached the end of the beginning: The enemy is badly shaken but not defeated. He begins to retire but not to retreat. Greater and longer efforts are required, and many more thousands of lives will be sacrificed before we can begin to hope for only a satisfactory peace."
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2902, 14 October 1916, Page 9
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