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Hokitika Guardian, 20 April 1927, Page 4

TIIK TASK OP STATESMANSHIP. "H only Groat Britain can show her traditional patience, sagacity and good hlinour, it is simply a question of time for the ideals which the whole allied world held in 191!) to he realised, though probably in a somewhat different form than was then expected and hoped. The real danger is not that America will not eventually play her | part, but that animosity and bad feeling perhaps over legitimate grievances, in Great Britain may delay that dav or deflect the movement from its natural channels. But hatred and resentment are proverbially bad conn sellers. The task of statesmanship is to allow plenty of time for the logic of events and the merciless pressure of facts to continue to carry on that process of education which i.s bound, sooner or later, to carry the United States into a foremost position among the Powers which work actively for the unity and peace of all mankind.’' —The ‘'Bound Table.”

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