Things to Come Vol 9-11 (EW Bullinger)

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than they, hut the Zionist scheme was the solution of the English gratitude to Dr. Ilerzl for putting into practical form of sentiment and Jewish trouble, just as it was the solution of the general Jewish trouble. the idea that they all had so mud* at heart. That practical shape was The Zionist solution pointed out fresh channels into which the stream of Jewish immigration might be diverted, channels in to which they Zionism, the rallying cry of which was D 'S n m 'O n iO r T •* as Jew s, would much prefer to see them going. There were some people who said that as Zionists they could not become good Englishmen. R E L IG IO U S S IG N S . On the contrary, they were the best Englishmen. They were none the less good Englishmen because they had a love for Palestine. Mr. THE H IL L OF TA RA SO LD. Chamberlain, in his letter to the Editor of the Roumanian B u lletin , The historic Hill of Tara