text_original: Great Britain insisted. rggLns Again things looked like war. Lord Derby, the most pacific member of the Cabinet, resigned (March 28th) ; on April 1st Lord Beaconsfield announced that Parliament would be asked to authorize the calling out of the Reserves, and on April 2nd Lord Salisbury, the new Foreign Secretary,^ issued a masterly memor  andum, placing before the Powers the case of Great Britain. Peace hung in the balance.
text_transcription: GREAT BRITAIN INSISTED AGAIN THINGS LOOKED LIKE WAR LORD DERBY THE MOST PACIFIC MEMBER OF THE CABINET RESIGNED MARCH TWENTY EIGHTH ON APRIL FIRST LORD BEACONSFIELD ANNOUNCED THAT PARLIAMENT WOULD BE ASKED TO AUTHORIZE THE CALLING OUT OF THE RESERVES AND ON APRIL SECOND LORD SALISBURY THE NEW FOREIGN SECRETARY ISSUED A MASTERLY MEMORANDUM PLACING BEFORE THE POWERS THE CASE OF GREAT BRITAIN PEACE HUNG IN THE BALANCE
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