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... knew only this: Chamberlain, the Colonial Secretary, would almost certainly replace U.S. agricultural exports with grain from the colonies. As for how many would die in India—the Empire's brightest jewel—the gentlemen of the British homeland naturally would never know. And the devout, karma-bound Indians, awaiting rebirth, surely wouldn't trouble the Empire with their suffering.
*Before the blood of Indians runs dry, the British Empire will never surrender!*
Churchill, though he ...
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