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John Morley: Nevertheless I am driven to the conclusion to take the step to which you invite me, surrendering my inclination and my…

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Nevertheless I am driven to the conclusion to take the step to which you invite me, surrendering my inclination and my judgment to your arguments and to the counsel of some whom I have a right to consider my friends....
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John Morley

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Morley expresses a moment of personal reflection on the pressures of decision-making in politics.

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