About Ireland
About Ireland
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If these paidpolitical agitators were silenced, and if the laws already passed weresuffered to work by themselves according to their intent, things wouldspeedily settle. But then the agitators would lose their means ofsubsistence, their social status, and their political importance. Asthings are these men are ruining the country they affect to defend;while the worst enemies of the peasant are those who call themselveshis friends, and the blind-eyed sympathisers who bewail the wrongs hedoes not ...suffer and the misery he himself might prevent. All thatIreland wants now is rest from political agitation, the orderlydevelopment of its resources;--and especially finality inlegislation;[E]--so that the one side may know to what it has totrust, and the other may be freed from those illusive dreams anddemoralising hopes which destroy the manlier efforts after self-helpin the present for that universal amelioration to be found in thecoming of the cocklicranes in the future.
There is, however, a good work quietly going on which will touch theevil root of things in time, but not in the sense of the Home Rulersand Campaigners.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If these paidpolitical agitators were silenced, and if the laws already passed weresuffered to work by themselves according to their intent, things wouldspeedily settle. But then the agitators would lose their means ofsubsistence, their social status, and their political importance. Asthings are these men are ruining the country they affect to defend;while the worst enemies of the peasant are those who call themselveshis friends, and the blind-eyed sympathisers who bewail the wrongs hedoes not ...suffer and the misery he himself might prevent. All thatIreland wants now is rest from political agitation, the orderlydevelopment of its resources;--and especially finality inlegislation;[E]--so that the one side may know to what it has totrust, and the other may be freed from those illusive dreams anddemoralising hopes which destroy the manlier efforts after self-helpin the present for that universal amelioration to be found in thecoming of the cocklicranes in the future.
There is, however, a good work quietly going on which will touch theevil root of things in time, but not in the sense of the Home Rulersand Campaigners.
What to read after About Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Lynn Elizabeth Lynn Linton to read onlineMoreLess
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