Ireland's Revolt in '98, With Sketches of Prominent Statesmen And the Social Condition of the People
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IRELAND'S RP:V0LT IN '98 Wl On the paragraph in his address referring to the Union, a debate commenced in the Com- mons which lasted till one o'clock the follow- ing day— more than twenty consecutive hours.
Against the Union spoke Ponsonby, Par- sons, Fitzgerald, Barrington. Plunkett, Lee, O'Donnell and Bushe.
In its favor the advocates were Lord Castle- reagh, Corry, Fox, Osborne, Duignan and some others.
The contest was carried on in the English Parliament as well as in Dublin. The two great ...parties engaged in the discussion were known as "L^nionists" and "Anti-Unionists." That there was a "LTnionist" party in Ire- land may cause surprise to those who are unac- quainted with the state of the country at that period.
All wonder will vanish when it is recollected that the whole island was ovemni with a greedy multitude of officials of various kinds in the pay of the government ; a host of Church of England clergymen; a rapacious body of the legal profession, as well as the landlord class with their numerous agents — nearly all of English importation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IRELAND'S RP:V0LT IN '98 Wl On the paragraph in his address referring to the Union, a debate commenced in the Com- mons which lasted till one o'clock the follow- ing day— more than twenty consecutive hours.
Against the Union spoke Ponsonby, Par- sons, Fitzgerald, Barrington. Plunkett, Lee, O'Donnell and Bushe.
In its favor the advocates were Lord Castle- reagh, Corry, Fox, Osborne, Duignan and some others.
The contest was carried on in the English Parliament as well as in Dublin. The two great ...parties engaged in the discussion were known as "L^nionists" and "Anti-Unionists." That there was a "LTnionist" party in Ire- land may cause surprise to those who are unac- quainted with the state of the country at that period.
All wonder will vanish when it is recollected that the whole island was ovemni with a greedy multitude of officials of various kinds in the pay of the government ; a host of Church of England clergymen; a rapacious body of the legal profession, as well as the landlord class with their numerous agents — nearly all of English importation.
What to read after Ireland's Revolt in '98, With Sketches of Prominent Statesmen And the Social Condition of the People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Tuite to read onlineMoreLess
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