Ireland's Cause in England's Parliament
Ireland's Cause in England's Parliament
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No, the artisans and the peasants do not as a rule amass property, and acquire various qualifications ; one man, one vote, is the law of life for them. Who were against Gladstone ? Why, of course, in the main, the aristocrats and the plutocrats, the men of property and of many votes. Some time we shall set this right in England, and allow no man to have more than one vote. But so far it has not been set right, and it overthrew Mr. Gladstone at the last elections. I think my American readers wil...l now understand the meaning of my assertion that, while in those elections the majority of English votes was against Mr. Gladstone, the majority of English voters was in his favor.
This, then, we have accomplished for Home Rule.
WHAT CAME OF OBSTRUCTION. 105 We have made it not merely the question of an Irish party, but the question of Ireland ; and not the question of Ireland merely, but the question of all the liberalism of the two islands. Already Mr. Gladstone has done what no statesman ever succeeded in doing before, — he has reconciled the English and the Irish people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, the artisans and the peasants do not as a rule amass property, and acquire various qualifications ; one man, one vote, is the law of life for them. Who were against Gladstone ? Why, of course, in the main, the aristocrats and the plutocrats, the men of property and of many votes. Some time we shall set this right in England, and allow no man to have more than one vote. But so far it has not been set right, and it overthrew Mr. Gladstone at the last elections. I think my American readers wil...l now understand the meaning of my assertion that, while in those elections the majority of English votes was against Mr. Gladstone, the majority of English voters was in his favor.
This, then, we have accomplished for Home Rule.
WHAT CAME OF OBSTRUCTION. 105 We have made it not merely the question of an Irish party, but the question of Ireland ; and not the question of Ireland merely, but the question of all the liberalism of the two islands. Already Mr. Gladstone has done what no statesman ever succeeded in doing before, — he has reconciled the English and the Irish people.
What to read after Ireland's Cause in England's Parliament?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccarthy Justin to read onlineMoreLess
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