LEAGUE OF NATIONS
DEPUTATION TO THE PRESIDENT
BRITAIN'S MORAL POSITION IN THE WAS.
LONDON, 2Sth December. $M*id*ixfc Wilson racaivec) *&» -*.*al>'
bishop of Canterbury, Viscount Bryce, and. Viscount Grey, in connection with the League of Nations proposal, and eaid he was delighted to meet members of the Government which had brought Britain into the war because of a great moral obligation baaed on a. treaty. The United States greatly admired such motives, and subscribed to the principles actuating the Government of Britain in obeying this moral dictate. Organisation would be necessary if the league were to be established.
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 156, 30 December 1918, Page 7
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