I admit our weakness.
I admit that with every desire to do the right thing, we may sometimes err through lack of knowledge.

Our great trouble is this; there is not to-day a single man amongst the Labour Party, a single man who has come into Parliament on the mandate of the people, whose assistance would be of the slightest service to us.

I make you an offer which you yourself must consider a wonderful one.

You come to this country as an enemy, and I offer you my hand as a friend.

I offer you not only a seat in Parliament but a share in the counsels of my party.