Rambles Through the British Isles
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' Sure enough, fully does the rule ajjply to many of them, who are disturbers of the public peace ; Fenians, rowdies, rumsellers, paupers, and criminals in our midst, and all growing from the bitter root of that Popery which even our freedom and institutions cannot 114 Ramhles through the British Isles.
conciliate or alter, and which remains to us to-day a source of disquietude and danger. " The Avhole tendency of Romanism is debasing and immoral. Claiming the power to work mira- cles, she take...s advantage of the ignorance and superstition of the people, so that many of the poor Irish believe, as firmly as they believe in their existence, that the " Holy Fathers "' are very gods! This is the monster evil of Ireland — the great usurper of the consciences of the people. From its anathemas there is no refuge, and from its decrees there is no appeal or deliverance. It is the avowed enemy of all free institutions, the destroyer of the intellect, the debaser of the whole nature, the destroyer of public morals, the ravisher of domestic purity, the curse of curses !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Sure enough, fully does the rule ajjply to many of them, who are disturbers of the public peace ; Fenians, rowdies, rumsellers, paupers, and criminals in our midst, and all growing from the bitter root of that Popery which even our freedom and institutions cannot 114 Ramhles through the British Isles.
conciliate or alter, and which remains to us to-day a source of disquietude and danger. " The Avhole tendency of Romanism is debasing and immoral. Claiming the power to work mira- cles, she take...s advantage of the ignorance and superstition of the people, so that many of the poor Irish believe, as firmly as they believe in their existence, that the " Holy Fathers "' are very gods! This is the monster evil of Ireland — the great usurper of the consciences of the people. From its anathemas there is no refuge, and from its decrees there is no appeal or deliverance. It is the avowed enemy of all free institutions, the destroyer of the intellect, the debaser of the whole nature, the destroyer of public morals, the ravisher of domestic purity, the curse of curses !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Harcourt to read onlineMoreLess
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