The Causes of the Rebellion in Ireland Disclosed
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At this point, then, commenced the separationbetween the Irish administration with their partisans in Parliament andthe Irish people, and from that time they have gone in directly oppositedirections.
Such, Englishmen, is another of the crimes with which we are charged, and for which the highest law authority in our country has declared wemerit to be deprived of all the benefits of the British constitution!For this we have been called a sottish, an insatiable, and tumultuouspeople--and to punish... us for this offence the world has been told wedeserve all those horrible calamities which, year after year, since thattime have been inflicted on us!
I have already said, that the people and the parliamentary supporters ofadministration separated from the moment when the Irish House of Commonsextinguished the public hope on the important measure of parliamentaryreform. The grand argument urged by the House of Commons against areform at that time was, that it would be a surrender of the dignity andindependence of the legislature to adopt a measure proposed to it on thepoint of a bayonet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At this point, then, commenced the separationbetween the Irish administration with their partisans in Parliament andthe Irish people, and from that time they have gone in directly oppositedirections.
Such, Englishmen, is another of the crimes with which we are charged, and for which the highest law authority in our country has declared wemerit to be deprived of all the benefits of the British constitution!For this we have been called a sottish, an insatiable, and tumultuouspeople--and to punish... us for this offence the world has been told wedeserve all those horrible calamities which, year after year, since thattime have been inflicted on us!
I have already said, that the people and the parliamentary supporters ofadministration separated from the moment when the Irish House of Commonsextinguished the public hope on the important measure of parliamentaryreform. The grand argument urged by the House of Commons against areform at that time was, that it would be a surrender of the dignity andindependence of the legislature to adopt a measure proposed to it on thepoint of a bayonet.
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