IMPERIAL SENTIMENT
'^ife^^l^P 11 jnA - UGHT ' E;R NATIONS I >is |S^GETHER. > Association.—Copyright Pirfc 'London, August 24. Reid, speaking at Dublin, eai£ |Mt he had noticed during'his long in Australia the very marked, rapM and ever increasing strength of vmw could he, called "Imperial sentimipW,'' The -feeling in Australia was jiev'ei so sincere, intense or loyal as today!; |ome statesmen, however, should anxioj|sly endeavor to discover some new method of drawing the daughter nations show the harmony, strenglpkand unity which to-day was the glory of the Empire and equally 'distinguished its future. Yet the greatest responsibility rested on those who • endeavored to alter the relations of nations. a"dj.; the English people. They should' jto look jealously at the growth of the daughter nations, but unite with the tetter* in obtaining still closer and stronger bonds of Imperial union.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 117, 25 August 1910, Page 5
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137IMPERIAL SENTIMENT Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 117, 25 August 1910, Page 5
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