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In this respect politics were with him an absorbing passion, almost a religion. In pursuit of this high and noble end he risked death, lost liberty, and ruined his business prospects. Eager, enthusiastic, vehement, he had at the same time that grim tenacity of purpose by which forlorn hopes are changed into triumphant fruitions.
He fought the battle against landlordship in the dark as well as in the brightest hour with unshaken resolution. Reared in the country, from an early age he saw landlor...dship in its worst shape and aspect ; his childish recollections were of cruel and heartless evictions. Thus it was that in every movement for the liberation of the farmer or of Ireland during the last years of his life he was a conspicuous figure, as hopeful, en- ergetic, laborious, in the hour of despair, apathy, and lassi- tude, as in times of universal vigor, exultation and activity.
But it was not in the county of Galway that this movement took its birth. Mr. Davitt, as has been seen, was a native of the neighboring county of Mayo, and there he determined to make the first start.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this respect politics were with him an absorbing passion, almost a religion. In pursuit of this high and noble end he risked death, lost liberty, and ruined his business prospects. Eager, enthusiastic, vehement, he had at the same time that grim tenacity of purpose by which forlorn hopes are changed into triumphant fruitions.
He fought the battle against landlordship in the dark as well as in the brightest hour with unshaken resolution. Reared in the country, from an early age he saw landlor...dship in its worst shape and aspect ; his childish recollections were of cruel and heartless evictions. Thus it was that in every movement for the liberation of the farmer or of Ireland during the last years of his life he was a conspicuous figure, as hopeful, en- ergetic, laborious, in the hour of despair, apathy, and lassi- tude, as in times of universal vigor, exultation and activity.
But it was not in the county of Galway that this movement took its birth. Mr. Davitt, as has been seen, was a native of the neighboring county of Mayo, and there he determined to make the first start.
What to read after Ireland's Crown of Thorns And Roses;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ryan, Frank J., [from Old Catalog] Comp to read onlineMoreLess
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