Is Ulster Right?
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But all in vain; the National League, when theirfriends returned to power, at once resolved to undo his labours, someof them openly saying that the increased attention devoted totrade and agriculture was turning men's thoughts away from the moreimportant work of political agitation. Mr. T. W. Russell, a man totallyignorant of agricultural affairs, whose only claim to the office wasthat he was a convert to Nationalism, was appointed in place ofSir Horace. He promptly declined to continue to the ...AgriculturalOrganization Society the support which it had previously receivedfrom the Department; and, with the aid of the United Irish League, succeeded in preventing the Society from receiving a grant from theBoard of Agriculture similar to those given to the English and Scotchsocieties; threw discredit on the Co-operative Credit Banks, anddenounced the Co-operative Farming Societies as injurious to localshopkeepers. And thus he made it clear that it is impossible inIreland to conduct even such a business as the development ofagriculture without stirring up political bitterness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But all in vain; the National League, when theirfriends returned to power, at once resolved to undo his labours, someof them openly saying that the increased attention devoted totrade and agriculture was turning men's thoughts away from the moreimportant work of political agitation. Mr. T. W. Russell, a man totallyignorant of agricultural affairs, whose only claim to the office wasthat he was a convert to Nationalism, was appointed in place ofSir Horace. He promptly declined to continue to the ...AgriculturalOrganization Society the support which it had previously receivedfrom the Department; and, with the aid of the United Irish League, succeeded in preventing the Society from receiving a grant from theBoard of Agriculture similar to those given to the English and Scotchsocieties; threw discredit on the Co-operative Credit Banks, anddenounced the Co-operative Farming Societies as injurious to localshopkeepers. And thus he made it clear that it is impossible inIreland to conduct even such a business as the development ofagriculture without stirring up political bitterness.
What to read after Is Ulster Right??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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