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(Received This Day 8.15 a.m.) THE RT. HON. I). "i/LOYDGBQRGE London, Rlay 7. The Ri. Hon. D. Lloyd George, (■peaking at Conway, said that the number engaged, in equipping our navy with munitions almost was eqiinj to tho number engaged in France making munitions for the French army. Replying to eome of his best Liberal friends whom his fervour in prosecuting the war had somewhat shrieked, Mr Lloyd George emphasized that a badly conducted war .meant n bad peace and there should be no peace : n conducting the war. A Governm *nt should not only be resolute, but appear resolute and ready to fact the horrors of the. ■war. Tf they have confidence in their leaders the nation's spirit would be the propellani for its armies. Tlip -ofore it Was important that whate/or happened tlhe people should be confident that tho Government vrae doing its besrt in the firmest and most resolute manner in its conduct of the war.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 8 May 1916, Page 3
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