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attitude can be found in IJonconformiat aversion to
French colonial nethoda, "absolutely wicked doings in
Tunics in Siam, in Madagacca r.
" 0)
At the Congregational
Union meeting on 13th October, the attitude, of. the chain
speakers was frankly Imperialists Dr. Ooddrich "had not
spoken half a dozen sentences before the startled assembly
listened to him breathing defiance of Franco and that
ehe tunt "from Cashoda retire or retreat. ""
said "Unless England was prepared to nay she would not
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have anything to do with any Foreign Policy whatever, he failed
to see how it was possible for her to surrender on the
question of Faohoda. Congrogationaliats wore as true
and loyal to their country as the coat rampant Imperialists#.
while they wore prepared to fulfill the great destiny
which seemed marked out for the British nation, whether
they liked it or not... '$ (3)
There were however, a few
letters to the press protesting that those views wore
not hold by all Nonconformists.
(1) bid, 28th October 1098.
(4)
(2) Britinh Weekly, 20th October 1898,
(3) Hapti8t, 21st Octobor 1898,
(4) Be* Now Ao, t 3rd November 1898"