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I feel quite confident that in the next Session of Parliament, the questions of religious equality in Ireland and of Irish representation must receive a much more serious attention than they have obtained in any past Session.
I come now to those social questions which must also re- ceive the attention of Parliament ; for if they do not_, the political remedies will, after all, be of very little permanent use. I advocate these political changes on the ground, not that they will feed the hungry o...r employ the idle, but that they will be as oil thrown upon the waters, and wall induce the people no longer to feel themselves treated as a conquered race. It is agreed on all sides that the social remedies which are immediately possible to us, are those having reference to the mode in which the land of Ireland is owned, or held and cultivated — perhaps '^not cultivated'' would be a more correct expression. The noble Lord at the head of the Government has alluded to parts of Ireland in which it is impossible that the land as at present held, or the rates w^hich can be collected, can find relief or sustentation for the people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I feel quite confident that in the next Session of Parliament, the questions of religious equality in Ireland and of Irish representation must receive a much more serious attention than they have obtained in any past Session.
I come now to those social questions which must also re- ceive the attention of Parliament ; for if they do not_, the political remedies will, after all, be of very little permanent use. I advocate these political changes on the ground, not that they will feed the hungry o...r employ the idle, but that they will be as oil thrown upon the waters, and wall induce the people no longer to feel themselves treated as a conquered race. It is agreed on all sides that the social remedies which are immediately possible to us, are those having reference to the mode in which the land of Ireland is owned, or held and cultivated — perhaps '^not cultivated'' would be a more correct expression. The noble Lord at the head of the Government has alluded to parts of Ireland in which it is impossible that the land as at present held, or the rates w^hich can be collected, can find relief or sustentation for the people.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bright, John, 1811-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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