PROGRESS AND THE EMPIRE.
“Our progress depends on our capacity to visualise the Empire, Dominions and Colonies alike, as one eternal and indestructive unit for production, consumption,; distribution, and the maintenance and improvement of th& H lot of all those wild under Providence are dwellers within the copqpes of our Commonwealth. We o\Ve a word of ■' gratitude tp one not always a supporter or our party, Lord Beaverbrook, fof bringing before the country once more,' that idea—of which we have heard too little in recent years—of a united Elmpi re. I pay tribute to his courage—rare in one of his profession—in offering a subject he believes in to criticism in its proper place, the House of Parliament. In the unity of this great Empire lies our problem. It is the task of a generation to solve. In it rests the question of the unemployment of our people and the continuation of the beneficient existences self of our Empire.”—Mr Stanley Baldwin.
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Hokitika Guardian, 5 February 1930, Page 3
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160PROGRESS AND THE EMPIRE. Hokitika Guardian, 5 February 1930, Page 3
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