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fomenting discord all over Europe in her own interest for three centuries PresidentWilsonwhomadeasloganof "opencovenantsopenlyarrivedat,"
andmore,asshehasbeendoinginIreland,foralikeend,sinceherfirstcoming. but let England exploit his country in order to shackle Germany, was
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weeks ago to state as England's main War aim bondage, stripping her bare, laying her famishing in the m—ire, disarmed,
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abroad, and is, of course, so usin^ them with a vengeance. Equally that Poland should always have full access to the Baltic, the same England
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Twenty-six Counties, one by the Six Countie : s, one by England"'to hold destitution. Not content with cutting Austria off from Trieste, England
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nominees, England, in a spirit of true neighbourliness, forced the fantastic coin from a famishing people. Prague similarly swarmed with English
findings of her own two instruments on Ireland. auditors and agents, intriguing with the Masonic ring, who got France to
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abdicate his throne, the royal family was expelled, and England's pawn,