Britain must not yield to pacific schemes in crisis
A May issue from the Monitor argues Britain should resolutely pursue continued war, warning that delay or negotiation would cede liberty, property, trade and naval power. It criticizes pacifist factions, urges steadfast leadership, and cites Pitt’s policy as essential to victory over France and preservation of national strength.
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