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AS a result of the International Conference held in London in November 1920, at the instance of the Fight the Famine Council, a Peace Revision Committee was formed, of which I was appointed Chairman. The material and arguments presented here were origin ally intended for submission to this Committee, but the difficulties and delay of communication with foreign members were such as to induce me to publish it under my own name and upon my sole responsibility as a contribution to the discussion of a matter which vitally concerns the peace and economic recovery of Europe.
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