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with a desire "to prevent aenooleaa and abortive
labour strikes, " It believed in a "wia©1 juxt and
true Inperialia' and hoped that war would be pursued
till the "power of the British Empire roigna paramount
in South Africa and the Union Jack floats over
Pretoria and Bloemfontein. "
But Liberal and Labour working can worn vary
much on the side of, peace, The Arbitrator observed
in October, "An yet we have not seen any oxproccion of
opinion in favour of the war from bona fide organiaationa
of working men. But we have observed with pleasure that
a number of , them have proto ted ag innt it" The
International Arbitration League,
(1
(2)
propared an
antiwar addrean which was circulated and signed by
a number of labour ropreaentativea.
A ronolution againnt the war was sent from the
Munofield House University Settlement aigned by the
ward©n$ Percy Alden
(1) C. O. 07/22Z,
(4)
(3)
$a uol Barnett, warden of
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revolution neat 30th Depte bor 1899.
(2) Tho name adopted by the Workncn''o Peace Aaoociation in
1893.
(3) Arbitritor1 October 1899. Taynoldo own -I
(4) 020,417l227l revolution sent 26th Juno 1899,
8th October 1899,