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MORLEY ON AN ALLIANCE; Replies to Joseph Chamberlain's Anglo-Saxon Union Speech in an Address at Leeds. ENGLAND IN NO NEED OF AID While the Country Wants More Intimate Relations with the United States, He Deprecates a Jingo Alliance.
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LONDON, June 8. -- The Right Hon John Morley, Liberal member of Parliament for Montrose Burghs, speaking at Leeds this evening, and referring to the Birmingham speech of the Secretary of State for the Colonies, the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, and the subject of an Anglo-Saxon alliance, said that he did not believe a word of all the "gloomy talk about England's isolation and threatening prospects" unless she secured an alliance with Germany or America. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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