They are a broad and black blot upon the pages of its history, and what we want to do is to stand by the traditions of which we are the heirs in all matters except our relations with Ireland, and to make our relation with Ireland to conform to the other traditions of our country.
Morley argues for a reevaluation of England's relationship with Ireland to align with its honorable traditions.
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