I think there is no doubt Ulster would be able to take care of itself in respect to education, but a question arises and forms, I think, the most difficult part of the whole subject, whether some defensive provisions for the owners of land and property should not be considered.
Morley reflects on the complexities of education and property rights in Ulster, indicating a nuanced understanding of the issues.
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