So they are, in numbers; but it is fatally idle to say that this infinitesimal fraction does not count.
John Morley: “So they are, in numbers; but it is fatally idle to say that this infinitesimal fraction does not count.”
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Morley argues that the educated minority in India holds significant influence despite their small numbers.
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