Beyond a shadow of doubt,” he had said to a meeting in the Rotunda at Dublin, “it will be for the Irish people in England—separated, isolated as they are—and for your independent Irish members, to determine at the next general election whether a tory or a liberal English ministry shall rule England.
Morley quotes an Irish leader emphasizing the importance of the Irish people's decision in the upcoming general election.
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