The History of Twenty Five Years volume 3
The History of Twenty Five Years volume 3
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Whatever other CHAP.
"YTT results had ensued from the Acts of 1869 and 1870, -, J - it could not be pretended that they had satisfied 1871> the Home Eule Association. The condition of West- meath was the answer which the Irish were return- ing to the Minister who had risked so much to satisfy Ireland.
Long before the Protection of Life Bill became law, the Ministers had addressed themselves to the other subjects in their programme. The same considera- tion which induced them to postpone &ny mea...sure for Irish university reform, induced them to deal with the English universities ; for while Nonconformist England objected to making any provision out of the public funds for the higher education of the Eoman Catholic Irish, Nonconformist England was unani- mous in desiring to open the advantages of the great English universities to all classes of the English people. University reform in Ireland, in other words, was calculated to widen the breach in the Liberal ranks, while university reform in England might be expected to heal the wounds and soothe the suscepti- bilities of discontented Liberals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whatever other CHAP.
"YTT results had ensued from the Acts of 1869 and 1870, -, J - it could not be pretended that they had satisfied 1871> the Home Eule Association. The condition of West- meath was the answer which the Irish were return- ing to the Minister who had risked so much to satisfy Ireland.
Long before the Protection of Life Bill became law, the Ministers had addressed themselves to the other subjects in their programme. The same considera- tion which induced them to postpone &ny mea...sure for Irish university reform, induced them to deal with the English universities ; for while Nonconformist England objected to making any provision out of the public funds for the higher education of the Eoman Catholic Irish, Nonconformist England was unani- mous in desiring to open the advantages of the great English universities to all classes of the English people. University reform in Ireland, in other words, was calculated to widen the breach in the Liberal ranks, while university reform in England might be expected to heal the wounds and soothe the suscepti- bilities of discontented Liberals.
What to read after The History of Twenty Five Years volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spencer Walpole to read onlineMoreLess
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