THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES.
A U NITKP KIN r.DOM . The evidence of national unity in accepting the arbitrament of war. the mere thought of which only a week before would have been scouted by millions of our fellow-countrymen as a wild imagination was unmistakable. Already on Sunday the Unionist leaders bad proffered their co-operation, l-.ven more significant was the response made in the House of Commons on Monday bv Mr Hedinoiiil on behalf of the Irish Nationalists. Germany had undoubtedly counted that in any event. Great Britain would be kept, back from active participation in the European struggle I, v the imminence of civil war in Tieland. As it was, it may almost he said that the two rival Irish parties vied with one another ill fervid and active support of the policy of the British G-ovei nineut. Reflections by lion. Asquith.
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 October 1923, Page 2
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142THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES. Hokitika Guardian, 26 October 1923, Page 2
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