Historical Sketches Speeches Characters
Historical Sketches Speeches Characters
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Or, if it be said, that if the tithe fall upon neither the farmer nor the landlord, it falls upon the pub» lie in the shape of a tax of a tenth on provisions : — this too is a fallacy. If the parson burned his tithe, or suffered it to rot on the ground, there would be a public loss of a tenth. But the parson sells it, oir lives on it with his family. Thus the produce exists Ji 2 100 THE CHURCH IN IRELAND.
and is converted to the public use ; with only this difference, that instead of the whole ...produce of the farm coming to market in the farmer's cart, a part of it comes in the parson's. The amount in the market is of course, the same ; and the price of provisions is neither raised nor lowered, by there being two bun- dles instead of one.
But it is said, — that tithes prevent agricultural im- provements, by advancing a claim on every new object of tillage. This is the only argument that has a show of force ; and yet this too is a fallacy. If the farmer lays out fifty pounds additional in any new culture, the clergyman, who is undoubtedly entitled to his share in the product of the land, may claim his tenth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or, if it be said, that if the tithe fall upon neither the farmer nor the landlord, it falls upon the pub» lie in the shape of a tax of a tenth on provisions : — this too is a fallacy. If the parson burned his tithe, or suffered it to rot on the ground, there would be a public loss of a tenth. But the parson sells it, oir lives on it with his family. Thus the produce exists Ji 2 100 THE CHURCH IN IRELAND.
and is converted to the public use ; with only this difference, that instead of the whole ...produce of the farm coming to market in the farmer's cart, a part of it comes in the parson's. The amount in the market is of course, the same ; and the price of provisions is neither raised nor lowered, by there being two bun- dles instead of one.
But it is said, — that tithes prevent agricultural im- provements, by advancing a claim on every new object of tillage. This is the only argument that has a show of force ; and yet this too is a fallacy. If the farmer lays out fifty pounds additional in any new culture, the clergyman, who is undoubtedly entitled to his share in the product of the land, may claim his tenth.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Croly to read onlineMoreLess
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