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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 83, 14 May 1914, Page 6

THE ARMY AND POLITICS. Let Mr George and his friends rage and fume as they will, they cannot convince the country that the officers of the British Army are acting from purely political motives, and that siobody.but the most advanced Eadical is entitled to possess a conscience. Soldiers do not gravely endanger their future careers for the sake of scoring a point on the game of politics, and our deepest respect is due to those men whose' independent action . has _,done more than anything else could have done. to awaken the country to the •gravity 'of the situation.—" Evening News'*' (Londou).