The Irish Issue
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As a climax to this period, English-appointed courts, in suits brought by Dublin property owners, decreed that damage done in the 1916 revolution was legally the act oi an usurping government in Ireland.
Every legislative gain sought or achieved by Ireland was in one direction : every gain was the best that was obtainable having regard to the circumstances of the time: every method, whether constitutional or uncon- stitutional, was devised for one end, and was designed to overcome the prevailin...g form of the opposition of Eng- land: every leader who sprang to take the place of him 25 who fell, or of him who was silenced by execution, de- portation, or imprisonment, led the forces of Ireland toward the same goal. With constitutionalists and with rebels, in peaceful and in forceful methods, in victory and in defeat, through changes of leaders, weapons, strategy, and tactics, this ultimate purpose of Ireland remained clear and invariable. It was, it is, and it will always remain, the vindication of the right of Ireland to government only by the consent of the governed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a climax to this period, English-appointed courts, in suits brought by Dublin property owners, decreed that damage done in the 1916 revolution was legally the act oi an usurping government in Ireland.
Every legislative gain sought or achieved by Ireland was in one direction : every gain was the best that was obtainable having regard to the circumstances of the time: every method, whether constitutional or uncon- stitutional, was devised for one end, and was designed to overcome the prevailin...g form of the opposition of Eng- land: every leader who sprang to take the place of him 25 who fell, or of him who was silenced by execution, de- portation, or imprisonment, led the forces of Ireland toward the same goal. With constitutionalists and with rebels, in peaceful and in forceful methods, in victory and in defeat, through changes of leaders, weapons, strategy, and tactics, this ultimate purpose of Ireland remained clear and invariable. It was, it is, and it will always remain, the vindication of the right of Ireland to government only by the consent of the governed.
What to read after The Irish Issue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maloney, William Joseph Marie Alois, B. 1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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