The Impersonal Life

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-=== A MESSAGE ===+<WRAP centeralign> 
 +==== A MESSAGE ===
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 FROM an English “Tommy”, who was killed in France in the late war. Received in June, 1935. FROM an English “Tommy”, who was killed in France in the late war. Received in June, 1935.
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 IT IS nearly seventeen years since the Armistice was signed, but there are many hearts that still bear with intense hatred on this side. Against the Germans? Not a bit of it, but against the War Lords and those who decreed that war should be. And that goes too, for the men who make war possible by inventing deadly gases and arms for all; profiteers in food and those responsible for this dishonorable practice. Blast them to hell! IT IS nearly seventeen years since the Armistice was signed, but there are many hearts that still bear with intense hatred on this side. Against the Germans? Not a bit of it, but against the War Lords and those who decreed that war should be. And that goes too, for the men who make war possible by inventing deadly gases and arms for all; profiteers in food and those responsible for this dishonorable practice. Blast them to hell!
  
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 But as sure as there is a hell of remorse for the crooks who profited from the last war, so will we see the defendants called But as sure as there is a hell of remorse for the crooks who profited from the last war, so will we see the defendants called
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