Speeches On Questions of Public Policy
Speeches On Questions of Public Policy
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This great class which sits omnipotent in one House, and hardly less so in the other, might then, and probably would have been extinguished, and what there would have been left except the people it is difficult to imagine.
In 1846, although every intelligent man in every country throughout the world admitted the justice and force of our argu- ments against the Corn-law, it still required the occurrence of a crushing and desolating famine in Ireland — a famine which destroyed as many lives in th...at country as would have been destroyed by a great war, and which drove into exile as many of the people of that island as would have been driven into exile by the most cruel and relentless conquest — it required all that before the Parliament of England, the men amongst whom I sit, and whose faces are as familiar to me as those of any person whom I know in life — I say that it required all that before Parliament would consent to give up that intolerable wrong of taxing the bread of an industrious people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This great class which sits omnipotent in one House, and hardly less so in the other, might then, and probably would have been extinguished, and what there would have been left except the people it is difficult to imagine.
In 1846, although every intelligent man in every country throughout the world admitted the justice and force of our argu- ments against the Corn-law, it still required the occurrence of a crushing and desolating famine in Ireland — a famine which destroyed as many lives in th...at country as would have been destroyed by a great war, and which drove into exile as many of the people of that island as would have been driven into exile by the most cruel and relentless conquest — it required all that before the Parliament of England, the men amongst whom I sit, and whose faces are as familiar to me as those of any person whom I know in life — I say that it required all that before Parliament would consent to give up that intolerable wrong of taxing the bread of an industrious people.
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