FEELING AGAINST BRITAIN.
CONTINENTAL PRESS COMMENTS.
The Cologne ‘ Gazette ’ (Berlin) rebukes certain German newspapers for inciting Russia to take advantage of Britain’s difficulties in India. The ‘Gazette’ admits that German commerce attained to its present greatness through chiefly following in the wake of the English. The Berlin and also the Vienna newspapers are publishing very bitter comments on the action of Britain with regard to the peace proposals between Turkey and Greece. They declare that the Marquis of Salisbury is seeking for a pretext to destroy the concert of the Powers.
‘Figaro’ (Paris) in an article suggests that it will bo better if the Alsace-Lorraine quarrel ia left to the next generation to settle, advocating in the meantime a Franco-Prussian-German coalition against Britain. The same journal contends that a duel between Germany and England is inevitable in order to prevent the creation by England of a new Australia in South Africa. There is an impression that the article has been inspired by M. Hanotaux.
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Evening Star, Issue 10400, 23 August 1897, Page 1
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