An Ulsterman for Ireland : Being Letters to the Protestant Farmers, Labourers, And Artisans of the North of Ireland
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But can you divine any cause for the sudden change of late 1 Do you understand why the Whig Lord Clarendon calls you so many names of endearment, and the Earl of Enniskillen tenderly entreats you, as a father his only child '? Can these men want anything from you *?
Let us see what the drift of their addresses generally is. Lord Clarendon, the English Governor, congratulates you on your "loyalty" and your " attachment to the Constitution," and seems to calculate, thongh I know not why, upon a c...ontinuance of those exalted j^entiments in the North. Lord Enniskillen, the Irish 21 AN ULSTERMAN FOR IRELAND nobleman, for his part cautiDns you earnestly against Popery and Papists, and points out how completely you would be overborne and swamped by Catholic majorities in all public affairs.
My Lord Enniskilien does not say a word to you about what is, after all, the main concern — the tenure of your farms — not one word. It is about your Protestant interest he is uneasy.
He is apprehensive not lest you should be evicted by landlords and sent to the poorhouse, but lest purgatory and the seven sacraments should be thrust down your throats.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But can you divine any cause for the sudden change of late 1 Do you understand why the Whig Lord Clarendon calls you so many names of endearment, and the Earl of Enniskillen tenderly entreats you, as a father his only child '? Can these men want anything from you *?
Let us see what the drift of their addresses generally is. Lord Clarendon, the English Governor, congratulates you on your "loyalty" and your " attachment to the Constitution," and seems to calculate, thongh I know not why, upon a c...ontinuance of those exalted j^entiments in the North. Lord Enniskillen, the Irish 21 AN ULSTERMAN FOR IRELAND nobleman, for his part cautiDns you earnestly against Popery and Papists, and points out how completely you would be overborne and swamped by Catholic majorities in all public affairs.
My Lord Enniskilien does not say a word to you about what is, after all, the main concern — the tenure of your farms — not one word. It is about your Protestant interest he is uneasy.
He is apprehensive not lest you should be evicted by landlords and sent to the poorhouse, but lest purgatory and the seven sacraments should be thrust down your throats.
What to read after An Ulsterman for Ireland : Being Letters to the Protestant Farmers, Labourers, And Artisans of the North of Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell, John, 1785-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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