John Redmond the Man And the Demand
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My power for good has been small; my abilities are limited. God knows there is no one more conscious of his own shortcom- ings than I am of mine, but I know that my motives have been sound and honest. I know I have given my best to the service of the people of Ireland. When you are tired of me, when my colleagues in the House of Commons are tired of me, I am quite ready to-morrow to step down and out, and if and when that day comes I will humbly and loyally do my best to support those who may t...ake my place. But never so long as I live will I allow myself to be driven out by calumny and abuse. " The words were sincere, for if ever there was a man who deserved loyalty, it is the one who learnt to rule by having learnt to serve : and if there should ever be a new split there is no doubt that the recollection of those hard days spent in toil for the resurrection of the Parnellite policy will not be for- gotten.
But one cannot help regretting that upon the very eve of the triumph that was awaiting that policy in Westminster there should have arisen a recurrence of that spirit which was worthy of the worst days of the split.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My power for good has been small; my abilities are limited. God knows there is no one more conscious of his own shortcom- ings than I am of mine, but I know that my motives have been sound and honest. I know I have given my best to the service of the people of Ireland. When you are tired of me, when my colleagues in the House of Commons are tired of me, I am quite ready to-morrow to step down and out, and if and when that day comes I will humbly and loyally do my best to support those who may t...ake my place. But never so long as I live will I allow myself to be driven out by calumny and abuse. " The words were sincere, for if ever there was a man who deserved loyalty, it is the one who learnt to rule by having learnt to serve : and if there should ever be a new split there is no doubt that the recollection of those hard days spent in toil for the resurrection of the Parnellite policy will not be for- gotten.
But one cannot help regretting that upon the very eve of the triumph that was awaiting that policy in Westminster there should have arisen a recurrence of that spirit which was worthy of the worst days of the split.
What to read after John Redmond the Man And the Demand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis G Redmond Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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