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The Spectator at war: An inquest upon German outrages

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From ‘An Inquest Upon German Outrages’, The Spectator, 26 December 1914:

It has already been announced in the Press that English. barristers have for some time past, under instructions from the Home Office, been investigating specific state- ments with regard to alleged atrocities. The witnesses have been subjected to a careful examination, and their evidence has been taken down and recorded.

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