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and W.! 1. fiaocingham of the Daily Chronicle.
(1)
Liberale
of the Chronicle proposed 6 watching committee of the
typo of the later Conciliation Corraittee, at the end of
Aucuat 1899.
(2)
In London the Liberal rorwardc Co=ittoo
took the lead in forming an anti-war ori; anisatiomo
The officialo of the national Deform Union cent a
circular to their branches urging them to protest against
varo
(4)
Liberals were also at work in the peace
ameociations and the Itonconformiat churchon,
Not all Liberale were au unambiguous on the irnnovaal
situation as Clark. Jamoc '13ryco, who Wan regarded an
member of the anti-war group, was not unaware of the
Uitlander problems and not uncritical of the Doers
"Living in the open aim and mostly in the saddles they
are strangely ignorant and old fanhioned in all their
it eas, , «u
t
5) lb saw theiocuo in South Africa clearly,
(1) t1aocinghhan like Crook wan ra Idonconformiot, his father
won a Methodist preachor. Mio wan forced to rooirn from
the odil orn', ip of the Da IX Chr on . eIt) in bovonbor 1899
on account of his anti-war vie woo He later joinod the
Labour Party. Crook was also forced to rooien from
the L ho by the and of 1899,
(2) Courtney M "So Vol 8, Courtney to Morley let September 1899"
"(3) L tars 21st June 1899,
(4) Ibidt 30th August 1899.
(5) James Bry031 Inrreonionn of South Africa" London lot edition
1897, p. 5084
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