" MEANING LLOYD GEORGE
AN AMERICAN TRIBUTE.
There are'some Americans who do not believe that their .country won ,the war. The following letter, under the heading "Meaning Lloyd George," appeared ree'ently in a San Francisco newspaper:- ■ ."Lest we forget, there were other na- , tions and other statesmen.iri the war before we got in. Since then we have been preparing and experimenting, and our actual participation in it has not been such as would .call iorth the vapoiirings in your 'Safety Valve. The bove would have covered themselves with glory if given a chance, but owing to procrastination' and 'watchful ™«> n ß America got there-when the funeral had started. -And as regards the greatest statesman or the greatest human factor in the world intelligent readers need not be told who he is. Although small in stature, he lias carried the mam burdens of the war from the start; on dark and tfoomy days ho electrified the world with his brilliant and encouraging speeches; he unified the Allied armies.under Foch, and has done.moro. for Jiumamty thau any statesman living or dead. Iseed I mention his name? No, it is not Wilson, Taft, or Roosevelt."
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 85, 4 January 1919, Page 6
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191"MEANING LLOYD GEORGE Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 85, 4 January 1919, Page 6
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