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They have ceased either to trust or to distrust liberty, and have come to the mind that it matters little either way.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgThey have ceased either to trust or to distrust liberty, and have come to the mind that it matters little either way.
Morley observes a generational shift in attitudes towards liberty, indicating a sense of apathy.
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