But people were in no humour for casuistry, and whether all this be sophistry or sense, the volume of hostile judgment and obstinate intention could neither be mistaken, nor be wisely breasted if home rule was to be saved in Great Britain.
Morley discusses the urgency and seriousness of public sentiment regarding home rule in Great Britain, despite differing opinions on the matter.
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