Ireland Since Parnell
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The Independent Nationalist members were willing to make the best of avery "bad bargain, " if only they could succeed in getting adoptedthree amendments which they regarded as vital to the success of themeasure: (1) A new financial plan; (2) the completion of landpurchase, and (3) such concessions as would win the consent of Ulster. But our reward for thus endeavouring to make the Bill adaptable toIrish requirements and acceptable to the whole of Ireland was to bedubbed "factionists" and "trait...ors" by the official Irish Party, whonever once during three years' debates in Parliament made theslightest attempt to amend or improve the Bill, but who remainedsilent and impotent as graven images on the Irish benches whilst theway was being paved for all the ruin and desolation and accumulatedhorrors that have since come to Ireland through their compliant andcriminal imbecility.
They had a perfect Parliamentary unity; they certainly seemed to havethe most perfect understanding with their Liberal friends, but theyhad no more claim to represent an independent, vigilant, self-respecting nation than they had to represent, say, "Morocco"!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Independent Nationalist members were willing to make the best of avery "bad bargain, " if only they could succeed in getting adoptedthree amendments which they regarded as vital to the success of themeasure: (1) A new financial plan; (2) the completion of landpurchase, and (3) such concessions as would win the consent of Ulster. But our reward for thus endeavouring to make the Bill adaptable toIrish requirements and acceptable to the whole of Ireland was to bedubbed "factionists" and "trait...ors" by the official Irish Party, whonever once during three years' debates in Parliament made theslightest attempt to amend or improve the Bill, but who remainedsilent and impotent as graven images on the Irish benches whilst theway was being paved for all the ruin and desolation and accumulatedhorrors that have since come to Ireland through their compliant andcriminal imbecility.
They had a perfect Parliamentary unity; they certainly seemed to havethe most perfect understanding with their Liberal friends, but theyhad no more claim to represent an independent, vigilant, self-respecting nation than they had to represent, say, "Morocco"!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D D Daniel Desmond Sheehan to read onlineMoreLess
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