No form of government is so feeble as a democracy without faith.

But a democracy armed with faith is not merely strong: it is invincible; for its cause will live on, in defeat and disaster, in the breast of every one of its citizens.

Belgium is a living testimony to that great truth.
British Democracy has carried this principle of confidence to the furthest possible point.

Alone among the States of Europe, Great Britain relies for her existence and for the maintenance of her world-wide responsibilities upon the free choice of her citizens.

Her privileges are extended to all: her active obligations are forced upon none.