If he has had the good sense to yield to the demands of his people, as is proved by this document, then it is very certain that the declaration must be forgotten.

I have reason to believe, however, that even if the negotiations have been commenced in the name of the Kaiser, an immediate change is likely to take place in the constitution of Germany." "Germany's new form of government, I understand," Fenn intervened, "will be modelled upon our own, which, after the abolition of the House of Lords, and the abnegation of the King's prerogative, will be as near the ideal democracy as is possible.

That change will be in itself our most potent guarantee against all future wars.

No democracy ever encouraged bloodshed.

It is, to my mind, a clearly proved fact that all wars are the result of court intrigue.