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 ignores the point that if people don't like a particular newspaper, 
 they need not buy it. He cannot be so na€€ve as to imagine that putting 
 newspapers under statutory regulation will do anything other than make 
 them, eventually, obedient to the government of the day. 
  
 He forecast his speech would be rubbished. We do not do that: but, 
 given his record on liberties of the subject, we do find his argument 
 deeply disturbing, founded on false premises and worthy of the 
 strongest refutation. 
  
  
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