BRITAIN'S CASE.
LONsDtON, December 31
Thp "Morning Post" says that everyone is satisfied that the preliminary Imperial War Cabinet has reached a complete. and comprehensive agreement on the principles of alii peace questions, and Has fjucceeded in sufliciently cl-efining jthe broad outlines of the British, case to enable the Premier ,'and Mr .Balfour frankly to submit to Mr -^Yxlsoini the British* Empire's 'ideas on.;.ihe peace .sefctlenwiit.' These include reparation, indemnities, maritime law and German colonies. As regards indemnities, 'if.-is understood that the Dominions vH'l'.■submit, demands separate from Britain's. As reirards the colonies, it is"' understood that ,tho I)pminion« have received the ;Qabihet>'s assnranees that;they will;intot be restored! '
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9490, 2 January 1919, Page 8
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