Historical Review of the Legislative Systems Operative in Ireland : From the Invasion of Henry the Second to the Union (1172-1800)
Historical Review of the Legislative Systems Operative in Ireland : From the Invasion of Henry the Second to the Union (1172-1800)
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ranees to was under consideration, the difficulties union, obstructing the measure arose in the former not in the latter country. It was to be ex- pected that the same would also occur in the case of Ireland, since there, just as in Scotland, the Union, if accomplished, would be of a weaker, with a far more powerful, kingdom ; and in every such instance the greater, receiving merely an addition to its magnitude, is little affected, while the less, by losing its separate existence, loses also wh...atever political importance the power of independent action may have conferred.
These considerations will explain why, both inScot- in Scotland and Ireland, when Union was pro- posed the sentiment of nationality rose in hostility against it. Among the people of the former kingdom this sentiment had been intensified by peculiar circumstances in their history and social condition. Until little more than a hundred years before the Scottish Union was proposed by Queen Anne's Ministers, the Crown of England 172 Hindrances and Aids to the and the Crown of Scotland had never been united in the same person.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ranees to was under consideration, the difficulties union, obstructing the measure arose in the former not in the latter country. It was to be ex- pected that the same would also occur in the case of Ireland, since there, just as in Scotland, the Union, if accomplished, would be of a weaker, with a far more powerful, kingdom ; and in every such instance the greater, receiving merely an addition to its magnitude, is little affected, while the less, by losing its separate existence, loses also wh...atever political importance the power of independent action may have conferred.
These considerations will explain why, both inScot- in Scotland and Ireland, when Union was pro- posed the sentiment of nationality rose in hostility against it. Among the people of the former kingdom this sentiment had been intensified by peculiar circumstances in their history and social condition. Until little more than a hundred years before the Scottish Union was proposed by Queen Anne's Ministers, the Crown of England 172 Hindrances and Aids to the and the Crown of Scotland had never been united in the same person.
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