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It is false. I am decidedly of opinion that the repeal of the union is the only meas- ure by which Irish prosperity and Irish freedom can be secured. . . . But it is only in a reformed parlia- ment that the question can be properly, coolly, and dis- passionately discussed. " The result of the elections in Ireland strengthened the hands of the Reformers. O'Connell himself was returned for county Kerry, in the room of the Knight of Kerry, and the opening day of the new parliament, 12th June, saw ...him in his customary seat in the House of Commons.
But Reform, though it still continued to hold the first place in his consideration, was not the only, or indeed the most pressing, subject that occupied his attention. Distress, always chronic in Ireland, had again been intensified by the recurrence of a bad harvest. During the winter of 1 830-31 there had been local outbursts of agrarian crime, attended by a gen- eral indisposition to pay tithes. In March Bishop Doyle published a " Letter, " which in fact amounted to a substantial pamphlet of 133 pages, "on the establishment of a legal provision for the Irish poor; and on the origin, nature, and destination of Church 2s8 Daniel O' Council.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is false. I am decidedly of opinion that the repeal of the union is the only meas- ure by which Irish prosperity and Irish freedom can be secured. . . . But it is only in a reformed parlia- ment that the question can be properly, coolly, and dis- passionately discussed. " The result of the elections in Ireland strengthened the hands of the Reformers. O'Connell himself was returned for county Kerry, in the room of the Knight of Kerry, and the opening day of the new parliament, 12th June, saw ...him in his customary seat in the House of Commons.
But Reform, though it still continued to hold the first place in his consideration, was not the only, or indeed the most pressing, subject that occupied his attention. Distress, always chronic in Ireland, had again been intensified by the recurrence of a bad harvest. During the winter of 1 830-31 there had been local outbursts of agrarian crime, attended by a gen- eral indisposition to pay tithes. In March Bishop Doyle published a " Letter, " which in fact amounted to a substantial pamphlet of 133 pages, "on the establishment of a legal provision for the Irish poor; and on the origin, nature, and destination of Church 2s8 Daniel O' Council.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Dunlop to read onlineMoreLess
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