The Second Speech of Michael Thomas Sadler in the House of Commons On the Third
The Second Speech of Michael Thomas Sadler in the House of Commons On the Third
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" Sir, the measure ought not thus to be presented; it is a choice of evil in preference to good. Banish, Sir, this crooked policy ; this disgraceful guide, and the choice will be good ; present and permanent good. In the ancient patli in which your ancestors so nobly trod, there may indeed be difficulties interposed, obstacles to be overcome, as there ever have been ; but meet them nobly and they will but heighten your glory, and increase its reward. Pre- On the Catholic Question. 1 3 serve you...r Constitution ; defend your establishments ; become the true friend, the real benefactors of Ireland ; succour and save her by safer, kinder, surer methods than those now proposed ; and the patriot attempt will have the approbation of your own consciences, the gratitude of your country, and the applauses of posterity. (Cheers. ) " I must beg leave to offer another argument, and, as I have hitherto done with the preceding ones, I will, as much as possible, condense it. If there is one question which, beyond all others, ought to be removed from the consideration of expediency, it is this Avhich concerns the religious feelings and "privileges of the people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Sir, the measure ought not thus to be presented; it is a choice of evil in preference to good. Banish, Sir, this crooked policy ; this disgraceful guide, and the choice will be good ; present and permanent good. In the ancient patli in which your ancestors so nobly trod, there may indeed be difficulties interposed, obstacles to be overcome, as there ever have been ; but meet them nobly and they will but heighten your glory, and increase its reward. Pre- On the Catholic Question. 1 3 serve you...r Constitution ; defend your establishments ; become the true friend, the real benefactors of Ireland ; succour and save her by safer, kinder, surer methods than those now proposed ; and the patriot attempt will have the approbation of your own consciences, the gratitude of your country, and the applauses of posterity. (Cheers. ) " I must beg leave to offer another argument, and, as I have hitherto done with the preceding ones, I will, as much as possible, condense it. If there is one question which, beyond all others, ought to be removed from the consideration of expediency, it is this Avhich concerns the religious feelings and "privileges of the people.
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