AMERICA BLAMED.
ANTI-BRITISH BOOKS. NEW YORK. April 15. Interviewed on his arrival at New York to-day, the Earl of Denbigh blamed American school books, written in an anti-British tone, for helping the Com munists to cause chaos in China. "These books," he said, "were used as propaganda among illiterate Chinese, the Communists pointing to the unfriendly note used by Americans towards Britain." Although the Bolsheviks could not hurt Britain by force, thoy could strike at British foreign trade by creating discontent and strife among the peoples of other lands.
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 90, 18 April 1927, Page 7
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