FRIENDLY AMERICANS
RETIRING AMBASSADOR’S VIEWS OLD GRUDGE DYING AWAY British Official Wireless RUGBY, Sunday. Sir Esme Howard, the retiring British Ambassador at Washington, and Lady Isabella Howard, arrived in London on Friday. Sir Esme said he had definitely retired from diplomatic life. After knowing the United States for nearly 35 years he was convinced that the feeling there toward Britain in that time had steadily improved. There was no longer what used to be known as the old grudge against Britain. It was dying away. The settlement of the Irish question and of the British debt to America had caused a great change in public opinion in the United States toward Britain.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 912, 4 March 1930, Page 9
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112FRIENDLY AMERICANS Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 912, 4 March 1930, Page 9
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