Europe Since 1815
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In March and April of that year the deaths in the workhouses alone were more than ten thousand a month.
Peasants ate roots and lichens, or flocked to the cities in the agony of despair, hoping for relief. Multitudes fled to England or crowded the emigrant ships to America, dying by the thousand of fever or exhaustion. It was a long drawn out horror, and when it was over it was found Decline of that the population had decreased from about 8,300,000 in the popula- 18 4 5 to lcss than 6 ? (3oo,000... in 1851. Since then the de- tion.
crease occasioned by emigration has continued. By 1881 the population had fallen to 5,100,000, by 1891 to 4,700,- 000, by 1901 to about 4,450,000. Since 1851 perhaps 4,000,000 Irish have emigrated. Ireland, indeed, is probably the only country whose population decreased in the nine- teenth century.
For many years after the famine, and the failure of " Young Ireland " in 1848, Irish politics were quiescent.
Year after year the ceaseless emigration to the United States continued.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In March and April of that year the deaths in the workhouses alone were more than ten thousand a month.
Peasants ate roots and lichens, or flocked to the cities in the agony of despair, hoping for relief. Multitudes fled to England or crowded the emigrant ships to America, dying by the thousand of fever or exhaustion. It was a long drawn out horror, and when it was over it was found Decline of that the population had decreased from about 8,300,000 in the popula- 18 4 5 to lcss than 6 ? (3oo,000... in 1851. Since then the de- tion.
crease occasioned by emigration has continued. By 1881 the population had fallen to 5,100,000, by 1891 to 4,700,- 000, by 1901 to about 4,450,000. Since 1851 perhaps 4,000,000 Irish have emigrated. Ireland, indeed, is probably the only country whose population decreased in the nine- teenth century.
For many years after the famine, and the failure of " Young Ireland " in 1848, Irish politics were quiescent.
Year after year the ceaseless emigration to the United States continued.
What to read after Europe Since 1815?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Downer Hazen to read onlineMoreLess
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