| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Ireland, fundamentally and by her national situation, was in association with and belonged to this great Empire; and it was because he believed that it was not a question of creed but of nationality and common sense, and that experience in the past had proved that action on such lines as he suggested had made for the strength and not the weakness of this great Empire, that he had the greatest plea
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