Criminal History of the British Empire
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You are at this moment holding Ireland under the iron rod of coercion, suppressing trial by jury, gagging speech, con- templating the suppression of the circulation of the Irish World, ar- resting men declared innocent by constitutional tribunals, pouring troops into the country, upholding the arms of the evicting landlords, shooting down the tenantry — "who, " according to one of your own organs, the Illustrated London News, "dwell in cabins not so com- fortable as the South African Kaffirs, a...nd not nearly so well fed ;" and v. 'ith a patchwork land bill in your hands, which, miserably inade- quate through it is, has been wrenched from your fears and not from your uncoerced sense of justice — for the man who first raised his voice against the Land Iniquity now sleeps in a felon's cell, and the paper that first flashed the Light on the subject you are planning to shut out — you pose upon the political stage as a would-be, thought enlightened statesman and a benefactor of human kind !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You are at this moment holding Ireland under the iron rod of coercion, suppressing trial by jury, gagging speech, con- templating the suppression of the circulation of the Irish World, ar- resting men declared innocent by constitutional tribunals, pouring troops into the country, upholding the arms of the evicting landlords, shooting down the tenantry — "who, " according to one of your own organs, the Illustrated London News, "dwell in cabins not so com- fortable as the South African Kaffirs, a...nd not nearly so well fed ;" and v. 'ith a patchwork land bill in your hands, which, miserably inade- quate through it is, has been wrenched from your fears and not from your uncoerced sense of justice — for the man who first raised his voice against the Land Iniquity now sleeps in a felon's cell, and the paper that first flashed the Light on the subject you are planning to shut out — you pose upon the political stage as a would-be, thought enlightened statesman and a benefactor of human kind !
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