They believe, with certain misgivings, that he can offer them a new and more satisfactory system of foreign policy; and, with no misgivings, that he will break up the torpor which has fallen upon internal affairs.
Morley conveys the public's hopes for transformative changes in foreign and internal policies under the chancellor's leadership.
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