Rise And Fall of the Irish Nation
Rise And Fall of the Irish Nation
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" And it was an object to us, and to the English Minister, to guard against any discussion that might shake the connection to which we were equally attached. Fox wished sincerely for the liberty of Ireland without reserve. He was an enemy to an union, and wished the freedom to be annexed to his name.
" The Act of repeal was a part of a treaty with Eng- land. A declaratory Act of title is the affirmance of the existence of a former title : the repeal is a disaffirmance of any such former title ;... the more so when accompanied by a transfer of the possession, viz. The transfer of the final judicature and the legislation for the colony-trade of the new-acquired islands, made in consequence of a pro- test by Ireland against the claim of England.
" The repeal was not any confession of usurpation — it was a disclaimer of any right. You must suppose what I have said, unsaid. A man of spirit may say that ; but he will hesitate to unsay word by word. That Avas the case of England. She would not in so many words con- fess her usurpation, nor did she ; on the contrary, when they pressed her, she exercised the power, and said, ' The constitution of Ireland is established and ascertained in future by the authority of the British Parliament.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And it was an object to us, and to the English Minister, to guard against any discussion that might shake the connection to which we were equally attached. Fox wished sincerely for the liberty of Ireland without reserve. He was an enemy to an union, and wished the freedom to be annexed to his name.
" The Act of repeal was a part of a treaty with Eng- land. A declaratory Act of title is the affirmance of the existence of a former title : the repeal is a disaffirmance of any such former title ;... the more so when accompanied by a transfer of the possession, viz. The transfer of the final judicature and the legislation for the colony-trade of the new-acquired islands, made in consequence of a pro- test by Ireland against the claim of England.
" The repeal was not any confession of usurpation — it was a disclaimer of any right. You must suppose what I have said, unsaid. A man of spirit may say that ; but he will hesitate to unsay word by word. That Avas the case of England. She would not in so many words con- fess her usurpation, nor did she ; on the contrary, when they pressed her, she exercised the power, and said, ' The constitution of Ireland is established and ascertained in future by the authority of the British Parliament.
What to read after Rise And Fall of the Irish Nation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jonah Barrington to read onlineMoreLess
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