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Brigadier-General Elliot

Volume 106: debated on Monday 13 May 1918

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asked the Under-secretary of State for War whether the case of Brigadier-General Elliot has been further considered; and can he state when General Elliot will be reinstated?

I am afraid I can add nothing at present to the' previous answers to my hon. and gallant Friend regarding General Elliot's reinstatement. I am glad to avail myself of this opportunity of correcting a misstatement which I made in answer to a supplementary question on the 17th April to the effect that General Elliot had been condemned by court-martial. General Elliot was not tried by court-martial, but was relieved of his command by the Army Council. I am sorry if my reply on that occasion gave rise to any misunderstanding likely to give offence to this gallant officer or his friends.