One Look Back
One Look Back
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The only amusing incident was that on the i6th of June, owing to the attendance of Liberal Members at Ascot Races, the majority on a critical division fell to twenty-five. Having occupied the whole Session, the Bill was so mangled by the House of Lords that the best part of another year had * Right Hon. Hugh Law.
Digiti zed by Google PARLIAMENT 215 to be spent on mending it. Meanwhile, the Co- ercion Bill proved, in working, a total failure.
Forster had averred that the police knew the "Village... Ruffians" who incited to crime, and that, if only he were empowered to imprison them without trial, outrages would cease. But either he did not lay hold of the right men, or else im- prisonment had no terrors; for all through the autumn and winter of 1881 agrarian crimes in- creased with terrible rapidity. In a fit of despera- tion, Forster cast Pamell into prison, and Glad- stone announced the feat amid the tumultuous applause of the Guildhall. But things only went from bad to worse, and soon there were forty agrarian murders unpunished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only amusing incident was that on the i6th of June, owing to the attendance of Liberal Members at Ascot Races, the majority on a critical division fell to twenty-five. Having occupied the whole Session, the Bill was so mangled by the House of Lords that the best part of another year had * Right Hon. Hugh Law.
Digiti zed by Google PARLIAMENT 215 to be spent on mending it. Meanwhile, the Co- ercion Bill proved, in working, a total failure.
Forster had averred that the police knew the "Village... Ruffians" who incited to crime, and that, if only he were empowered to imprison them without trial, outrages would cease. But either he did not lay hold of the right men, or else im- prisonment had no terrors; for all through the autumn and winter of 1881 agrarian crimes in- creased with terrible rapidity. In a fit of despera- tion, Forster cast Pamell into prison, and Glad- stone announced the feat amid the tumultuous applause of the Guildhall. But things only went from bad to worse, and soon there were forty agrarian murders unpunished.
What to read after One Look Back?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Russell, George William Erskine, 1853-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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