England Under the Coalition the Political History of Great Britain And Ireland
England Under the Coalition the Political History of Great Britain And Ireland
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If this Bill was rejected they would be face to face with " a lawless cessation of the payment of rent. Our policy 48 SLR CHARLES RUSSELL'S SPEECH. Ch. III.
towards Ireland had gone from vacillation to vacillation. Perhaps Mr. Goschen might tell the House how to escape from the miserable chaos of alternative hesitancies and precipitancies in which they were constantly finding them- selves. As to the exclusion of the Irish members from the House of Commons, those who were most against an Irish l...egislature were for keeping a body of Irish gentlemen here in a constant state of irritation against us, and a source of mischief, dissension and inefficiency. " On the third night the debate was resumed by Lord Randolph Churchill in a characteristic speech. Sir Charles Russell, who replied, traced the history of the Union, sketched the repressive policy which had been adopted and carried out ever since, and defended Mr. Gladstone's scheme. On the question of the exclusion of the Irish members, Sir Charles Russell said : " For my part I should be sorry to see — if any one can suggest a practicable method of avoiding it — Irish members cease their attendance in this House.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If this Bill was rejected they would be face to face with " a lawless cessation of the payment of rent. Our policy 48 SLR CHARLES RUSSELL'S SPEECH. Ch. III.
towards Ireland had gone from vacillation to vacillation. Perhaps Mr. Goschen might tell the House how to escape from the miserable chaos of alternative hesitancies and precipitancies in which they were constantly finding them- selves. As to the exclusion of the Irish members from the House of Commons, those who were most against an Irish l...egislature were for keeping a body of Irish gentlemen here in a constant state of irritation against us, and a source of mischief, dissension and inefficiency. " On the third night the debate was resumed by Lord Randolph Churchill in a characteristic speech. Sir Charles Russell, who replied, traced the history of the Union, sketched the repressive policy which had been adopted and carried out ever since, and defended Mr. Gladstone's scheme. On the question of the exclusion of the Irish members, Sir Charles Russell said : " For my part I should be sorry to see — if any one can suggest a practicable method of avoiding it — Irish members cease their attendance in this House.
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