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Not perhaps in mere logic, but practically, it was now plain that Ireland had no hope from the tories.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgNot perhaps in mere logic, but practically, it was now plain that Ireland had no hope from the tories.
Morley asserts that the Tory party offers no hope for Ireland's future.
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