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Ireland
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He was ill-fitted to perform the difficult task of removing power from the Undertakers, the dominant aristocratic class, in order to transfer it to the representative of the Crown. According to Mr. J. R. Fisher, whose recent book, " The End of the Irish Parliament, " should be studied by all interested in Irish affairs, the members of the Irish Parliament were at this time not really patriotic : " that they should have the right to divide the spoils of Irish politics without the interference of... England therein consisted the patriotism of the Irish Parliament. " Yet Townshend's methods were in no way preferable to the corrupt jobbery of the Undertakers. It was merely a transference from one set of men to another. At first Townshend was popular, for he obtained the Octennial Act, granting a new Parliament every eight years ; but when the Parliament became troublesome over the question of Money Bills and their right to originate them, he dissolved Parliament. In the interval he proceeded to use all forms of patronage in the various professions and the Church, to distribute lavish peerages and pensions, with the one aim of buy- ing a Government majority.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was ill-fitted to perform the difficult task of removing power from the Undertakers, the dominant aristocratic class, in order to transfer it to the representative of the Crown. According to Mr. J. R. Fisher, whose recent book, " The End of the Irish Parliament, " should be studied by all interested in Irish affairs, the members of the Irish Parliament were at this time not really patriotic : " that they should have the right to divide the spoils of Irish politics without the interference of... England therein consisted the patriotism of the Irish Parliament. " Yet Townshend's methods were in no way preferable to the corrupt jobbery of the Undertakers. It was merely a transference from one set of men to another. At first Townshend was popular, for he obtained the Octennial Act, granting a new Parliament every eight years ; but when the Parliament became troublesome over the question of Money Bills and their right to originate them, he dissolved Parliament. In the interval he proceeded to use all forms of patronage in the various professions and the Church, to distribute lavish peerages and pensions, with the one aim of buy- ing a Government majority.
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