BRITAIN AND THE EAST
RELATIONS WITH THE YELLOWS.
By Telegraph—Press Assn.—Coeyr.ghr.
London, Nov. 14. England’s old alliance with Japan was one of the greatest experiments in working out a practical solution of the brotherhood of man, said Sir lan Hamilton, at the unveiling of the Scunthorpe War Memorial. It was a fraternal union on equal terms. The great western and eastern Empires worked together perfectly for objects, including the security of Australia and New Zealand, the peace of China and the development of trade, but after the Washington Conference China had been allowed to run amok towards bankruptcy, ; When her reconstruction was completed Britannia would be charwoman, not chairman of directors. There might be bloodshed in China to-molrow and, if it began it might be contagious.
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Taranaki Daily News, 16 November 1926, Page 7
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