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If the Irish question rules all others, all he has to consider is whether he (properly flanked) can serve his view of the Irish question.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgIf the Irish question rules all others, all he has to consider is whether he (properly flanked) can serve his view of the Irish question.
Morley emphasizes the primacy of the Irish question in political considerations for his colleague.
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