All Ireland
All Ireland
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The unification of Ireland upon the centre supplied by Grattan's Parliament seemed then on the eve of accom- plishment, for, after the crushing victory won by the Irish Parliament over the Irish revolu- tionary party in '98, there was nothing in Ireland which could pretend to stand against it.
So, British policy, seizing a favourable op- portunity, once again intervened, and once again the western flank of the Empire was protected from Irish invasion, and the Empire itself from an Irish control.... From the time of Fitz-Empress to the present day British policy towards this country has been rooted in 90 ALL IRELAND.
fear, not in Jui^ice, and not in Love, but in Fear, Fear deepening at times to Panic.
When we recognise that we shall have made a great stride in political wisdom.
In the Act of Union Pitt only applied a policy which he had inherited from a long line of kings and statesmen. The spoliation of Ireland in the last century and the spoli- ation of Ireland in the present century repre- sented and represent only the cupidity of an unscrupulous and commercial people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The unification of Ireland upon the centre supplied by Grattan's Parliament seemed then on the eve of accom- plishment, for, after the crushing victory won by the Irish Parliament over the Irish revolu- tionary party in '98, there was nothing in Ireland which could pretend to stand against it.
So, British policy, seizing a favourable op- portunity, once again intervened, and once again the western flank of the Empire was protected from Irish invasion, and the Empire itself from an Irish control.... From the time of Fitz-Empress to the present day British policy towards this country has been rooted in 90 ALL IRELAND.
fear, not in Jui^ice, and not in Love, but in Fear, Fear deepening at times to Panic.
When we recognise that we shall have made a great stride in political wisdom.
In the Act of Union Pitt only applied a policy which he had inherited from a long line of kings and statesmen. The spoliation of Ireland in the last century and the spoli- ation of Ireland in the present century repre- sented and represent only the cupidity of an unscrupulous and commercial people.
What to read after All Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Standish Ogrady to read onlineMoreLess
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