Midnight Talks At the Club
Midnight Talks At the Club
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You speak of their disrespect for public authority and their disregard for law. Well, for generations they have had a foreign authority imposed upon them which has had very little regard for their rights and interests, and they have hated and resisted it, not without reason. They have been accustomed to have laws made for them, with very little voice of their own in the matter, and these laws have sac- rificed them and their substance for the profit or benefit of others, and so they have come t...o regard it as a merit to evade the laws and fight against those set to en- force them. Consider the confiscation of their lands ; the establishment of alien THE IRISH-AMERICANS. 141 ownership ; the system of landlordism, absenteeism, the extraction of the wealth of the soil to be carried off and spent elsewhere, and the impoverishment of its occupants ; the crushing of Irish indus- tries, one after another, in the interest of English trade, and the destruction of the possibilities of commerce in Ireland it- self by a cruel and selfish policy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You speak of their disrespect for public authority and their disregard for law. Well, for generations they have had a foreign authority imposed upon them which has had very little regard for their rights and interests, and they have hated and resisted it, not without reason. They have been accustomed to have laws made for them, with very little voice of their own in the matter, and these laws have sac- rificed them and their substance for the profit or benefit of others, and so they have come t...o regard it as a merit to evade the laws and fight against those set to en- force them. Consider the confiscation of their lands ; the establishment of alien THE IRISH-AMERICANS. 141 ownership ; the system of landlordism, absenteeism, the extraction of the wealth of the soil to be carried off and spent elsewhere, and the impoverishment of its occupants ; the crushing of Irish indus- tries, one after another, in the interest of English trade, and the destruction of the possibilities of commerce in Ireland it- self by a cruel and selfish policy.
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