BONDS OF FELLOWSHIP
BISHOP OF LONDON SPEAKS
(A.P.A., and "Sun.")
(Received 10th October, noon.)
LONDON, 9th October. The Bishop of London, preaching at St. Margaret's, "Westminster, in the presence of the American Legionaries, said that he had been assured that school children in America were not taught to love Britain aa they should. On the contrary, they were taught to hate her. This must\be altered, because it was very serious.both'from the British and American viewpoint. "I believe the whole future of the world depends on Britain and America keeping together in bonds of love and fellowship and understanding. My prayer is that nothing will ever dim the understanding, trust, and love manifested when the American Army representatives were welcomed at St. Paul's when they entered the war." No American need think because' Britain for the purposes of the protection of her trade routes needed a number of cruisers she wanted to dominate the world. The suggestion that America wanted to swallow up Canada was equally ridiculous. ;
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 87, 10 October 1927, Page 9
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