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Levin Daily Chronicle, 19 April 1917, Page 1

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The Military Situation. —i —: STATEMENT J3Y SIR I> HAIG'S PRiVATE SECRETARY. t'fi' Philip Sassoon, 31. P., pi irate secretary to Field-Marshal Sir Douglas iHaig, speaking at Folkestone, said they must not expect a constant succession of swift and spectacular advances. Advance's were but the result o>f hard wolrk Hind unremitting labonir;, tl^ t j devotion and steady courage that were making victory certain when it seemed that little was being done. Undoubtedly there was .stubborn fighting still ahead. The enemy knew what he had to face, and the winter Iliad given him time to reorganise his defences. But nothing that he could do would give him back the formidable works destroyed last summer. •Neither could the rains of 'winter wash away the memory of his defeat. They could trust the rmy and trust their Generals. For them the days of inexperience and over-confidence were gone. They knew their task, and tliey •knew tliev could do it. They knew what they were fighting for, and they knew they could achieve it and they believed it worth while. The battle of the Somme had opened the eyes of Germany and she saw defeat in front of her. We must not be trapped by any peace snare. We had got the finest army our race bad! ever produced, a. Commander-in-Chief the Army trusted, and a Government tliey believed capable of giving -vigorous and •deicided action. Let them be patient a little longer, 'and firm of purpose.

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