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John Morley: “Then again, it is impossible for any Englishman not to have a very strong feeling of sympathy with those in the North…”

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Then again, it is impossible for any Englishman not to have a very strong feeling of sympathy with those in the North who saw exalted visions of the great future of their country, now threatened with destruction.
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John Morley

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Morley acknowledges the strong feelings of sympathy among Englishmen for the North during the American Civil War.

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