John Redmond's Last Years
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" Well might Redmond say when he rose that Sir Edward Carson had beenheard by all of us with very mixed feelings. "I care not about theassent of Englishmen, " he said; "I am fighting this matter out between afellow-countryman and myself, and I say that it was an unworthy thingfor him to say that I am animated by these base motives, especiallyafter he had lectured the House on the undesirability of imputingmotives. " On the personal note Redmond was to the full as effective as hisopponent, and h...is speech of that day was memorable. It was also verymuch more to the taste of the Liberal rank and file than what came fromtheir own front bench. "We do not by any means take the tragic view ofthe probabilities or even the possibilities of what is called civil warin Ulster, " he said; and added that the House of Commons ought, in hisopinion, "to resent as an affront these threats of civil war. " Yet inthe end he promised, for the sake of peace, "consideration in thefriendliest spirit" (not very different from acceptance) of anyproposals that the Government might feel called upon to put forward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Well might Redmond say when he rose that Sir Edward Carson had beenheard by all of us with very mixed feelings. "I care not about theassent of Englishmen, " he said; "I am fighting this matter out between afellow-countryman and myself, and I say that it was an unworthy thingfor him to say that I am animated by these base motives, especiallyafter he had lectured the House on the undesirability of imputingmotives. " On the personal note Redmond was to the full as effective as hisopponent, and h...is speech of that day was memorable. It was also verymuch more to the taste of the Liberal rank and file than what came fromtheir own front bench. "We do not by any means take the tragic view ofthe probabilities or even the possibilities of what is called civil warin Ulster, " he said; and added that the House of Commons ought, in hisopinion, "to resent as an affront these threats of civil war. " Yet inthe end he promised, for the sake of peace, "consideration in thefriendliest spirit" (not very different from acceptance) of anyproposals that the Government might feel called upon to put forward.
What to read after John Redmond's Last Years?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gwynn Stephen Lucius to read onlineMoreLess
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