M. Henri Lafontaine, president of the International Peace and Arbitration Association,— The New York Herald, European Edition, July 3, 1915who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize [two years ago] and is a member of the Belgian Senate, has just left France for the United States, where
he intends to conduct a campaign against the propaganda of certain American pacifists in favor of stopping the war. In conversation with a correspondent of the Herald, M. Lafontaine said that he proposes to preach throughout the United States that nothing could be more disastrous to the cause of civilization and justice than the conclusion of a premature peace.
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Saturday, November 14, 2015
Saying a Premature Peace Would Be a Worse Disaster, Nobel Peace Prize Winner Preaches War
