The Irish in Australia
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Of the latter class, I hold temperance and the absence of all excesses to be of paramount importance. " Answering the question, what is the cause and source of crime in Australia? — an Irish-Australian judge, * in his address at the opening of the first circuit court at Brisbane, now the capital of the flourishing colony of Queensland, gave his personal testimony and experience in very startling lan- guage. " I think, " he said, " I may claim some authorita- tive right to answer that question c...orrectly, as a person having had an experience second to few in this or any other country in the administration of criminal law. The result of that experience supplies to the question just asked this answer — Intoxication is the hot-bed from which crime springs. Directly or indirectly, all crime is traceable to it, the exceptions being so few as to establish the general rule. If a dray is stopped and robbed on the highway, what is the first object of search ? — the keg of spirits. If there be no spirits, the plundered property is converted into cash, speedily to be spent in intoxication.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the latter class, I hold temperance and the absence of all excesses to be of paramount importance. " Answering the question, what is the cause and source of crime in Australia? — an Irish-Australian judge, * in his address at the opening of the first circuit court at Brisbane, now the capital of the flourishing colony of Queensland, gave his personal testimony and experience in very startling lan- guage. " I think, " he said, " I may claim some authorita- tive right to answer that question c...orrectly, as a person having had an experience second to few in this or any other country in the administration of criminal law. The result of that experience supplies to the question just asked this answer — Intoxication is the hot-bed from which crime springs. Directly or indirectly, all crime is traceable to it, the exceptions being so few as to establish the general rule. If a dray is stopped and robbed on the highway, what is the first object of search ? — the keg of spirits. If there be no spirits, the plundered property is converted into cash, speedily to be spent in intoxication.
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