"THE GREAT BETRAYAL."
. V .; : , i «,. [from OUR OWN CORRESPONDED.] , London, November 10. - | This week it. was announced that Lord Charles Beresford's sweeping indictment ol naval policy, which had been heralded for some time under tho title " The Great Betrayal," would not be published. It : wM to have appeared on Monday, and rev»* copies had gone out some days earlier. > - "I find," Sir Charles writes in a circula* letter to editors who had received copies, "that a most important correction is neces- r sary. I have, therefore, decided to wim* w draw the edition. I shall bo greatly oblige® if you will abstain from any notice of tM book until a revised edition has been issued." In another note, dated actually before the review copies reached some »a, the papers, Lord Charles states that W has decided to withdraw i the hook fron*: s publication, at any rate for the present*There is an impression that this coorw. Mduo to tho transfer of Mr. MoeKenna fro the Admiralty to the Home Office, tnoug . other authorities suggest that the voluaw contained matter which the Admiralty UP tervened to suppress. ,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14867, 19 December 1911, Page 8
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