"INNATE CONSERVATISM"
AMERICA'S OBJECTION TO THE
LEAGUE.
(UNITED PRIS6 ASSOCIATION COPYRIGHT.)
(AUSTRALIAN - NEW HALANB CAILI ASIOCIATIOH.) NEW YORK, 9th May.
Lord Robert Cecil, in contributing a special article to the "New York Times" regarding the results of his mission to the United States, says: "The many objections to the League of Nations here are due to the innate conservatism of American opinion." He points out that his audiences wore so polite that he. could not determine their true feelings. Therefore, it was more than possible that he will return with an incomplete view of the American attitude towards the League.
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 111, 11 May 1923, Page 7
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