Correspondence of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke; Between the Year 1744 And the Period of His Decease, in 1797 3
Correspondence of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke; Between the Year 1744 And the Period of His Decease, in 1797 3
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Nothing can be added to their ab- surdity and to his good admonitions. Let Walker keep the letter, and let the under-secretary and young man make himself some control on the paramount indiscretion of his old principal.
The ministers in Ireland are mad^ or think the Catholics so, in proposing an open rupture between them and the Protestant Dissenters, before the BIQHT HON. EDMUND BURKE. 361 state-church thinks fit to put those people so much upon a footing as to balance each other. But for them ...^ to make an open quarrel with a great, per- haps the greatest, partj in the country, for no other reason than that thej * offer them the whole of what they themselves possess, whilst the others* are making a hard bargain, upon a most scanty and penurious distribution of what they have given, without any limit or measure whatsoever, to those with whom they have the folly to desire the others to quarrel, is too much to propose to rational creatures in their situation. It is what they would have accepted some time ago, because they would have done anything, with any consequences, for the slightest hope of the most trifling relaxation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing can be added to their ab- surdity and to his good admonitions. Let Walker keep the letter, and let the under-secretary and young man make himself some control on the paramount indiscretion of his old principal.
The ministers in Ireland are mad^ or think the Catholics so, in proposing an open rupture between them and the Protestant Dissenters, before the BIQHT HON. EDMUND BURKE. 361 state-church thinks fit to put those people so much upon a footing as to balance each other. But for them ...^ to make an open quarrel with a great, per- haps the greatest, partj in the country, for no other reason than that thej * offer them the whole of what they themselves possess, whilst the others* are making a hard bargain, upon a most scanty and penurious distribution of what they have given, without any limit or measure whatsoever, to those with whom they have the folly to desire the others to quarrel, is too much to propose to rational creatures in their situation. It is what they would have accepted some time ago, because they would have done anything, with any consequences, for the slightest hope of the most trifling relaxation.
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