Ireland And Its Rulers Since 1829 volume 1
Ireland And Its Rulers Since 1829 volume 1
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and an uncertain — hesitatincr — Executive ? Would it be for the interest of England, if Lords, Palmerston and Aberdeen were both to occupy the Foreign Office, or if Sir James Graham should have Lord Howick for an as- sistant in the Home Department ? Surely there can be no prompt and vigorous Executive, while it is in the hands of men irreconcileably opposed to each other on questions of momen- tous interest.
The Irish Whig party (properly so called) is very small, and from the circumstances of... the country has but few active supporters. There is, however, a large liberal interest which, though not properly Whig, is, at the same time, not revolutionary in its spirit, and it is upon that powerful, social element, that a Whig Go- vernment should bring its influence to bear. A wise Whig Statesman should seek to connect, by tlie ties of party, this large body of wealth and growing influence. In fact, he should treat it as the hodij of Irish Whiggery, and use it as the rampart of liis government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and an uncertain — hesitatincr — Executive ? Would it be for the interest of England, if Lords, Palmerston and Aberdeen were both to occupy the Foreign Office, or if Sir James Graham should have Lord Howick for an as- sistant in the Home Department ? Surely there can be no prompt and vigorous Executive, while it is in the hands of men irreconcileably opposed to each other on questions of momen- tous interest.
The Irish Whig party (properly so called) is very small, and from the circumstances of... the country has but few active supporters. There is, however, a large liberal interest which, though not properly Whig, is, at the same time, not revolutionary in its spirit, and it is upon that powerful, social element, that a Whig Go- vernment should bring its influence to bear. A wise Whig Statesman should seek to connect, by tlie ties of party, this large body of wealth and growing influence. In fact, he should treat it as the hodij of Irish Whiggery, and use it as the rampart of liis government.
What to read after Ireland And Its Rulers Since 1829 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madden, Daniel Owen, 1815-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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