THE JUTLAND BATTLE.
JELLIOOE'S DEFENDERS. CONCERN FOR ENGLAND'S SAFETY. London, Feb. 20. Lord Jellicoe maintained the strictest silence regarding his critics' views. It is noteworthy that the strongest criticism emanates from the quarters whence the attacks proceeded prior to bis resignation from the Admiralty. The Manchester Guardian says: "While critics consider that Admiral J«)lieoe failed to rise to the great occasion at Jutland and was obsessed with the idea of safety, his defenders contend that he sared more for England than, for his own glory. He would have thought nothing of giving his own life or risking everything for the chance of a great victory, but he thought more of England's safety and what would become of England if tihe fleet was crippled by luriring unknown dangers aoo the command <rf tte. Mfia. lost"—
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Taranaki Daily News, 26 February 1919, Page 5
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134THE JUTLAND BATTLE. Taranaki Daily News, 26 February 1919, Page 5
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