Briton Anthony Eden urges peace on basis of reciprocity
Former Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden tells 5000 young Conservatives in Birmingham that peace requires no sacrifice of principles and no shirking of responsibilities. He champions mutual respect, frank reciprocity, and collective effort within the Empire and League of Nations context.
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Birth of a Modern War Effort Tied to British Agriculture
Sir John Russell argues that defence hinges on agriculture and nutrition. He cites Britain's heavy taxation, Europe’s tense climate, and Germany's growing army as reminders that robust farming is vital for sustenance and employment. Australia and China face similar needs for rural manpower to support industry and defense.
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