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The Cost of Crisis Editorials AS THE smoke of battle settles after the great reinforcement dispute, several things become clearer than they were at the time. One is that to some degree everybody was wrong. Everybody involved in the argument had some reason for anger or grievance against someone in the opposing faction. Mr. King and his supporters felt, with some justice, that they had been smitten by a bolt from the blue, that no crisis so grave and no solution so drastic should ever have come up on such short notice. Colonel Ralston and his friends, with equal justice, felt that Ralston himself had been handled pretty brusquely, considering that in less than three weeks his successor had to recommend precisely the policy, slightly diluted, that Ralston himself had recommended a month before. Ralston also felt rightly annoyed at being castigated for refusing a Prime Ministership which, as he was able to show, had never been offered seriously.

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