I observed it all with a rather grim feeling in my mind, that, if anything goes wrong in India, the whole of what we are talking about now, the material and military conditions of the Empire as a whole, might be strangely altered and convulsed.
John Morley: “I observed it all with a rather grim feeling in my mind, that, if anything goes wrong in India, the whole of what we are…”
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Morley expresses concern that instability in India could have far-reaching consequences for the entire Empire.
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