An Irish Commonwealth
An Irish Commonwealth
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B. , the ideal of Davitt, the advice of Parnell, and the aspirations of Connolly, can thus be put into practical effect. The old, sound basis of Irish free- dom and prosperity can thus be restored. While in other countries revolutions have proceeded, and are even now proceeding, with blindfold violence ; while elsewhere the attempt to secure advantages for particular sections of society, without regard to justice and freedom, may end, either in chaos and ruin, or in return to bureaucratic contr...ol, special privileges and the discontent which such systems engender, Irish freedom must start on a sound basis from the beginning. The nation in freeing itself must make sure 110 AN IRISH COMMONWEALTH that all its citizens will share in the pros- perity which will come to a free, united Ireland. To leave unredressed the discon- tent and poverty bred by present economic conditions, would mean a disunited nation. The strength of Ireland can only be rooted in the consciousness of the whole people that each of them has an equal stake in the national well-being.
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B. , the ideal of Davitt, the advice of Parnell, and the aspirations of Connolly, can thus be put into practical effect. The old, sound basis of Irish free- dom and prosperity can thus be restored. While in other countries revolutions have proceeded, and are even now proceeding, with blindfold violence ; while elsewhere the attempt to secure advantages for particular sections of society, without regard to justice and freedom, may end, either in chaos and ruin, or in return to bureaucratic contr...ol, special privileges and the discontent which such systems engender, Irish freedom must start on a sound basis from the beginning. The nation in freeing itself must make sure 110 AN IRISH COMMONWEALTH that all its citizens will share in the pros- perity which will come to a free, united Ireland. To leave unredressed the discon- tent and poverty bred by present economic conditions, would mean a disunited nation. The strength of Ireland can only be rooted in the consciousness of the whole people that each of them has an equal stake in the national well-being.
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