Ireland And the Pope a Brief History of Papal Intrigues Against Irish Liberty F
Ireland And the Pope a Brief History of Papal Intrigues Against Irish Liberty F
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The woman had consumed all her bread at breakfast but a small piece, and giving this to the eldest she said : You must divide this with your little brother. I have no more. " She then tells us that the lady "looked after them unperceived" and saw the elder boy give the whole piece to the other, and turn away to stifle the pangs of his own hunger while his weaker companion devoured it. * And these, bear in mind incidentally, are the people from whom the present Pope, by the spir- itual terror an...d coercion of his rescript, seeks to take away the only effective peaceful weapons of self-defense that they have ever had against the * Lights and Shades, p. 120.
IRELAND S CONDITION.
6 7 murderous and thrice damnable institution of land- lordism.
Everywhere throughout the Island these scenes appeared^ shocking the sight, freezing the souls and haunting the memories of beholders, and all produced directly by the two institutions against which the gallant Young Irelanders were contend- ing.
With the white lips, the glassy eyes and the bony fingers of gaunt visaged famine thus every- where pleading for succor or death, what had Ire- land to fear from "the methods of the continental revolutionists?" Absolutely nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The woman had consumed all her bread at breakfast but a small piece, and giving this to the eldest she said : You must divide this with your little brother. I have no more. " She then tells us that the lady "looked after them unperceived" and saw the elder boy give the whole piece to the other, and turn away to stifle the pangs of his own hunger while his weaker companion devoured it. * And these, bear in mind incidentally, are the people from whom the present Pope, by the spir- itual terror an...d coercion of his rescript, seeks to take away the only effective peaceful weapons of self-defense that they have ever had against the * Lights and Shades, p. 120.
IRELAND S CONDITION.
6 7 murderous and thrice damnable institution of land- lordism.
Everywhere throughout the Island these scenes appeared^ shocking the sight, freezing the souls and haunting the memories of beholders, and all produced directly by the two institutions against which the gallant Young Irelanders were contend- ing.
With the white lips, the glassy eyes and the bony fingers of gaunt visaged famine thus every- where pleading for succor or death, what had Ire- land to fear from "the methods of the continental revolutionists?" Absolutely nothing.
What to read after Ireland And the Pope a Brief History of Papal Intrigues Against Irish Liberty F?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James G James George Maguire to read onlineMoreLess
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