Letters And Essays On Wales
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The contributions of the public towards the building fund of Bangor College amounted to 1 1, 600, by far the largest portion of which came out of plebeian pockets.
LETTEE X.
POLITICAL CONDITION OF WALES STATE OF THE REPRESENTATION.
HAVING dwelt at some length on the religious, moral, and social condition of Wales, I propose in my two or three remaining letters to say something as to its political condition.
It is now more than three centuries since Wales became politically incorporated with Eng...land by being admitted to share in its system of Parliamentary re- presentation. Up to that time the English Government had attempted to subdue the Welsh by force of arms and by oppressive penal legislation. But this masterful policy failed utterly and ignominiously, as it richly de- served to fail. " An old and haughty nation, proud in arms, " as Milton describes them, the inhabitants of " gwyllt Walia " continued among their mountain fast- nesses fierce, unconquerable, defiant. But what vio- lence could not do, justice and conciliation speedily accomplished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The contributions of the public towards the building fund of Bangor College amounted to 1 1, 600, by far the largest portion of which came out of plebeian pockets.
LETTEE X.
POLITICAL CONDITION OF WALES STATE OF THE REPRESENTATION.
HAVING dwelt at some length on the religious, moral, and social condition of Wales, I propose in my two or three remaining letters to say something as to its political condition.
It is now more than three centuries since Wales became politically incorporated with Eng...land by being admitted to share in its system of Parliamentary re- presentation. Up to that time the English Government had attempted to subdue the Welsh by force of arms and by oppressive penal legislation. But this masterful policy failed utterly and ignominiously, as it richly de- served to fail. " An old and haughty nation, proud in arms, " as Milton describes them, the inhabitants of " gwyllt Walia " continued among their mountain fast- nesses fierce, unconquerable, defiant. But what vio- lence could not do, justice and conciliation speedily accomplished.
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