I know, however, nothing more like drifting into war than would be a resort to any military measures whatever, except with reference either to some actual fact or some well defined contingency....
John Morley: “I know, however, nothing more like drifting into war than would be a resort to any military measures whatever, except…”
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Morley warns against the dangers of military action without clear justification, emphasizing the need for defined circumstances.
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