... Tscchs-Sldvaks, i.e., the Bohemian Slavs, have already offered to place 500,000 troops at the disposal of the Allies for the invasion of Saxony. The Saxons have never liked the Prussians. They were forced in 1866 into confederation with the Junkers. Our men ...

... imply that the terms suggested are at least semi-official,” and when the Germans come to consider them as an alternative to invasion and all the horrors of a winter campaign on their own soil, I have no doubt of the result and that we shall have armistice ...

... Free Trade principles. The Government pronouncement, on the contrary, does open the dor, in judgment, to the widest possible invasion of our Free Trade policy, and in these circumstances I ask you most earnestly support me the poll so that may go to Parliament ...

... Without our Navy all would have been lost. The Navy has saved the war for the Allies, not only in protecting our shores from invasion and saving us from starvation, but as the very pivot and the vary backbone of the Allied cause. And we must remember what ...

... The Navy has saved the war for the Allies. (More cheering.) Not only has the Navy protected our shores —protected us from invasion and saved us from starvation, but the Navy has been the very pivot and the very backbone of the Allied cause, and ought to ...

... fought on every sea in every part of the three great continents that were involved. Other nations had -juffered more through invasions of their territory, had at times undergone greater hardhips, had shown at least equal valour and determination, but without ...