THE PRIMATE'S POSITION
NO DOUBT AS TO VIEW. LONDON, Dec. 8. The Times, referring to other newspapers’ statements that the Primate is actively opposing the King’s projected marriage, -says: “That the Primate is indeed opposed to the King s project nobody doubts, and so are vast numbers of Mis Majesty’s subjects, even amonv those who arc not what is called acclesTasticnlly minded, but it is a fact that the Archbishop has on no occasion o much as discussed with the King tL matter whih must. be uppermost i n his thoughts. Me may well have thought that any intervention on hi, part would do more harm than 'mod both because of his position as head’ of the Church of England and because of his known friendship with because father, whose closing days’ were Clouded by anxiety for the future.”
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 9, 9 December 1936, Page 9
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