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The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume II

CHAPTER XXI
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It is now clear that I was right in feeling that they would have gladly come in any time after the _Lusitania_ crime.

Middle West in the front, and that the German hasn't made any real impression on the American nation.

He was made a bug-a-boo and worked for all he was worth by Bernstorff; and that's the whole story.

We are as Anglo-Saxon as we ever were.

If Hughes had had sense and courage enough to say: 'I'm for war, war to save our honour and to save democracy,' he would now be President.


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