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John Morley: “Meantime be assured that, with a good deal of misgiving as to the future, I shall do what little I can towards enabling…”

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Meantime be assured that, with a good deal of misgiving as to the future, I shall do what little I can towards enabling all liberals at present to hold together with credit and good conscience.
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John Morley

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Morley expresses his commitment to maintaining unity among liberals despite uncertainties about the future.

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