But that which is better and more weighty still is that hearts should be bound together by a reasonable extension, at fitting times and among selected portions of the people, of every benefit and every privilege that can be justly conferred upon them.
Morley advocates for the gradual extension of rights and privileges to the people as a means of fostering unity.
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