Ireland And Poland
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One of its most remarkable features isthat the Irish language has been made an obligatory subject formatriculation. The endowment of the University, with its constituentcolleges, amounts to 74, 000 pounds a year, and it was voted a capitalsum for building and equipment of 170, 000 pounds. It need hardly be saidthat no parallel to this institution exists in Prussian Poland.
Language and Native Culture In this as in other respects a comparison with the theory and practiceof German administration ...may help to place the policy of the UnitedKingdom in its proper light. When at the Congress of Vienna, 1815, Prussia definitely acquired her present share of Polish territory, KingFriedrich Wilhelm III promised for himself and his successors, "on mykingly word, " that the Poles should have religious freedom, the use ofthe Polish language in administration, in the Law Courts and in theschools, and be in all respects on an equality with their Germanfellow-citizens. We have already seen how these promises were kept inregard to the vital question of the ownership of land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of its most remarkable features isthat the Irish language has been made an obligatory subject formatriculation. The endowment of the University, with its constituentcolleges, amounts to 74, 000 pounds a year, and it was voted a capitalsum for building and equipment of 170, 000 pounds. It need hardly be saidthat no parallel to this institution exists in Prussian Poland.
Language and Native Culture In this as in other respects a comparison with the theory and practiceof German administration ...may help to place the policy of the UnitedKingdom in its proper light. When at the Congress of Vienna, 1815, Prussia definitely acquired her present share of Polish territory, KingFriedrich Wilhelm III promised for himself and his successors, "on mykingly word, " that the Poles should have religious freedom, the use ofthe Polish language in administration, in the Law Courts and in theschools, and be in all respects on an equality with their Germanfellow-citizens. We have already seen how these promises were kept inregard to the vital question of the ownership of land.
What to read after Ireland And Poland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rolleston Thomas William to read onlineMoreLess
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