America And Europe
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Not so the mass of Irish. Issuing from a state of barbarism, nay from that of savage brutism, in which twofold oppression and ty- ranny have kept them for long centuries, the mass of Irtsh immigrants is unable to acquire a perception and insight into the new, and for them unwonted and unthought of existence. Of course there are exceptions, numerous and highly honorable. Many Irishmen bring here cultivated minds, others, so to say, dissolve in the American life, abandon, at least to a great exte...nt, the clannish connec- tion and discipline, and in various pursuits of life count among the best and most useful members of the commu- nity. But these exceptions — rather limited in proportion to the mass, do not change the nature, the character of the Irish immigration of these last twenty-five years.
European history in its manifold compound of nations and states, does not know an Irish nation. The Irish never formed one. By no event, by no line are they re- corded as a state, in the general movement of post- Roman or Christian Europe.
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Not so the mass of Irish. Issuing from a state of barbarism, nay from that of savage brutism, in which twofold oppression and ty- ranny have kept them for long centuries, the mass of Irtsh immigrants is unable to acquire a perception and insight into the new, and for them unwonted and unthought of existence. Of course there are exceptions, numerous and highly honorable. Many Irishmen bring here cultivated minds, others, so to say, dissolve in the American life, abandon, at least to a great exte...nt, the clannish connec- tion and discipline, and in various pursuits of life count among the best and most useful members of the commu- nity. But these exceptions — rather limited in proportion to the mass, do not change the nature, the character of the Irish immigration of these last twenty-five years.
European history in its manifold compound of nations and states, does not know an Irish nation. The Irish never formed one. By no event, by no line are they re- corded as a state, in the general movement of post- Roman or Christian Europe.
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