... impoverish Italy and foster ilisaffection while economic sanctions intervention liv League Nations will be the open door to second World War with appalling loss of doubling world's coluesil war debts. destroying markets. incieasing onemployment poverty. fuetering ...

... emissaries. Justice and penalties are inevitable, and the kind of sentiment which lost the last peace and culminated in the Second World War must never be allowed to blind us to the sane policy formulated and administered by efficient, honourable and fearless ...

... trade had fallen by nearly 10 per cent., while Asia and the Far Bast.liad gained by liesame proportion. The onset of a second world war had hastened this process of change considerably. One could measure what was happening even more sensationally by noticing ...

... four years of Use world war we reaped glory enougti for centimes. Europe has become too smail to be the tattleneki of a second world war. Wilh all States possessme the same new and deadly weapons war would be self. laceration. ...

... impoverish Italy and foster disaffection while economic sanctions intervention by League Nations will be the open door to second World War with appalling loss of lives, doubling world's colossal war debts, destroying markets increasing unemployment and poverty ...

... the nation should he racially strong than that it should be racially pure. We are perhaps on the very , e'it. of the second world war. Let liertnany, therefore, prepare and be ready. The pacifist resolution passed by the undergraduates of England's greatest ...

... the human wreckage which the waves of world disaster have cast up. * Those people who may be still think. I ing of the Second World War as just • another war, and who expect to solve the problems by a mustard plaster vr a 'pill to cure earthquakes' . ...

... assisting them to get guns instead of butter, to escape payment of their war-debts and to plan and carry through the Second World War, which almost sealed the fate of Britain, France, Russia. the subjugated countries and of Civilisation itself. Freedom ...

... strong the League may be. - The League itself crashed after Japan. Germany and Italy had revealed the cloven hoof, and the second World War is with us! Then Mr. Spargo that after a period of travail Russia could emerge as a vast Republic of sorts, with immense ...

... great National newspapers, although Mussolini is still one of the most notable figures in the drama and tragedy of the second World War. I regret that I haye space for only the briefest mention of Il Duce 's arrest and transference to two Italian islands ...

... indescribable, unbelievable; but Dante's Inferno may be outdone by the calamities to be recorded by the historian oi the Second World War in which we are both spectators and participants, and ol which millions must inevitably be the victims. * • Yet we are ...

... forms of the Pilgrim's Progress through the Valley of Despond to the mirage of the House Beautiful. It may be that this Second World War will he part of an era which will pale into insignificance the hundred wars of old; but personally I cannot see in ...