THE BRITISH EMPIRE
MR. SNOWDEN’S THEORIES CRITICISM BY MR. J. L. GARVIN LONDON. Oct. 27. "The British Empire is abandoned to economic disintegration and politico] mill it v, on the theories of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Hnowden, who does not represent a. majority of his country men, though immovable in his own maul/’ declares Mr. .1. L. Garvin, in a leading article in the Observer.
"The Empire and Labor alike have lost, a chance that will bo truly historic. Every psychological influence tending to reduce the Empire to tho shadow of a great name will bo strengthened; while nothing has been done to implement the right to cooperate economically, .the conference is discussing the right to separate on the political side. Pressing this theory can only harm the Empire without benefiting any Dominion. 1 ‘There seems no hope in the future except a Unionist victory at the next election, followed by a special Imperial Conference at Ottawa, which a supreme effort should be made to assemble in 1931."
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17410, 7 November 1930, Page 5
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