We made it.

It was plain men who fought the war--who deed and bled and suffered in France, and Gallipoli and everywhere where men went about the business of the war.

And it's plain men who have come home to Britain, and America, to Australia and Canada and all the other places that sent their sons out to fight for humanity.

They maun fight for humanity still, for that fight is not won,--deed, and it's no more than made a fair beginning.
Your profiteer is no plain man.

Nor is your agitator.