THREE YEARS' WAR.
•Major-General Sir Francis Uoyfl, General Officer Commanding the London District, speaking at Paddlngton, said IT Lord Kitchener had done nothing else to earn the gratitude and admiration of this country he deserved it all for two things he had done—foe had told us from the first this war would last three years, and in the second place , lie had made it clear to the nation that if we were to be victorious we must have more men and still more men. After twenty months' experience of the war, he must confess that it looked very, much like lasting three years, and possibly longer.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 168, 15 July 1916, Page 15
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