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New Zealand Tablet, 18 November 1920, Page 39

The Chicago Uremia,/ Post, says editorially: “We cannot see why Sir Edward Carson ' should express any amazement at the failure of the British Government to suppress Sinn Fein activities, since it has never had nerve enough to suppress him. Nor can we see by what reason he assumes the sole privilege of defying the British Government whenever he feels inclined. He ought not to deny the Sum Fein the right of rebellion he has always insisted upon for himself.”