BRITISH WILL-POWER.
In discussing England's attitude to ruthless submarine piracy the 'Franktort Gazette' says: "England clearly recognises the danger and docs not hesitate to admit it. This recognition will double her energies. What a remarkabjS change in the course of the war! Tnc most valued weapon of the greatest naval Power in the world is no longer the Fleet, but moral force, holding out, agriculture and economy. Of course, signs of nervousness and grumblings are not wanting, but the fundamental tone shows the will to hold out, strengthened by the consciousness that everything is at stake. The will is there, and there remains now the trial of strength."
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Clutha Leader, Volume XLIII, Issue 93, 5 June 1917, Page 3
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108BRITISH WILL-POWER. Clutha Leader, Volume XLIII, Issue 93, 5 June 1917, Page 3
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