Ireland in the Last Fifty Years 1866 1918
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A. O. S. ) to give it support, would lead to 90 IRELAND IN THE LAST FIFTY YEARS the gradual development of Ireland on its own lines, while it would not imperil the unity of the United Kingdom. They feared that concentration on poHtical propaganda and the poUtical goal of Home Rule might imperil the economic development which had gone so far and pro- mised to go so much further : they feared that belief in a political panacea might bring disillusionment. Their motto was * better a moderate remed...y, with the patient himself co-operating in the cure, than strong remedies from which a complete and sudden cure is expected, and little may, after all, be gained. ' Their plans, their hopes, and their fears, now belong to the past : their middle way, instead of attracting, repelled both extremes. There remains the second of the middle ways ; and that is Home Rule, or, in other words, a scheme of local autonomy falling short of full colonial self-government, but transcending any plan of Devolution.
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A. O. S. ) to give it support, would lead to 90 IRELAND IN THE LAST FIFTY YEARS the gradual development of Ireland on its own lines, while it would not imperil the unity of the United Kingdom. They feared that concentration on poHtical propaganda and the poUtical goal of Home Rule might imperil the economic development which had gone so far and pro- mised to go so much further : they feared that belief in a political panacea might bring disillusionment. Their motto was * better a moderate remed...y, with the patient himself co-operating in the cure, than strong remedies from which a complete and sudden cure is expected, and little may, after all, be gained. ' Their plans, their hopes, and their fears, now belong to the past : their middle way, instead of attracting, repelled both extremes. There remains the second of the middle ways ; and that is Home Rule, or, in other words, a scheme of local autonomy falling short of full colonial self-government, but transcending any plan of Devolution.
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