On the record
No other incident of Irish administration stirred deeper feelings of disgust in Ireland, or of misgiving and indignation in England.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgNo other incident of Irish administration stirred deeper feelings of disgust in Ireland, or of misgiving and indignation in England.
Morley notes the profound emotional impact of the incident on both Irish and English sentiments.
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