... pre-war days Would have been regarded *s impossible burdens taxation, that the Chancellor of the Exchequer need not anticipate any serious, complaints •gainst the now and heavier taxes which placing upon our shonlderst all recognise that the war has got ...

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... to witnesses, one H|>eaking of a Cerman sergeant using dog-whip meu slow in getting to late s November last there at ® . aln undelivered, l^fween 18,000 and 20.000 reels for British misouere of war on the German western front, despite the Anglo-German ...

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... arms in large parts We are fighting against eighteen forced labour under the lash or at the the end of it. bayonet, with a dog’s death and a d We are fighting that men, women an may not be tortured, burned and mutilat public streets, as has happened in ...

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... Saturday Mr. John Hodge, M.P, Minister Pensions, referred the measures taken the Pens.ons Ministry restore soldiers broken in the war back to health. The Pensions Ministry were now seeking to place in every town clinics for shell-abock patients and for orthopedic ...