Reflections And Resolutions Proper for the Gentlemen of Ireland As to Their Con
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But it is too melan- choly a subject to enlarge on, and therefore I shall leave it to their reflections who are best able to remedy those crying evils, and shall proceed to a more agreeable one, namely, why, abstracted- ly from the views of religion, it is our interest, as a nation, to endeavour to open our country- men's eyes. I shall speak to this, because I see too many who are quite indifferent in the mat- ter, as if it were an affair hardly deserving their thoughts, and merely to be left t...o the slow ope- ration of our laws. Many among us are also apt to consider our natives as not worth their regard ; but as meanly as they think of the poor ■ Irish, the uniting them to our church, is of vast' K 74 importance, if we only consider their number. They are at least three fourths of our people, and as they have a general custom (which has been of vast service to repair the great losses in this island by war, cvic. ) of marrying very early, and consequent!}^ breeding very fast, and as the Pro- testants do not follow their example, in either of these particulars, they will possibly, in half a century, out-number us much njore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it is too melan- choly a subject to enlarge on, and therefore I shall leave it to their reflections who are best able to remedy those crying evils, and shall proceed to a more agreeable one, namely, why, abstracted- ly from the views of religion, it is our interest, as a nation, to endeavour to open our country- men's eyes. I shall speak to this, because I see too many who are quite indifferent in the mat- ter, as if it were an affair hardly deserving their thoughts, and merely to be left t...o the slow ope- ration of our laws. Many among us are also apt to consider our natives as not worth their regard ; but as meanly as they think of the poor ■ Irish, the uniting them to our church, is of vast' K 74 importance, if we only consider their number. They are at least three fourths of our people, and as they have a general custom (which has been of vast service to repair the great losses in this island by war, cvic. ) of marrying very early, and consequent!}^ breeding very fast, and as the Pro- testants do not follow their example, in either of these particulars, they will possibly, in half a century, out-number us much njore.
What to read after Reflections And Resolutions Proper for the Gentlemen of Ireland As to Their Con?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Madden to read onlineMoreLess
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