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John Morley: He felt the mortification of an honourable man at the trick, of which he had allowed himself to be made the dupe in the…

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He felt the mortification of an honourable man at the trick, of which he had allowed himself to be made the dupe in the case of the Alabama.
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John Morley

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Morley reflects on the feelings of an honorable man who feels deceived in a political context.

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