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If I am not egregiously wrong in all that has been said, Ireland has now lying before her a broad and even way, in which to walk to the consummation of her wishes. Before her eyes is opened that same path of constitutional and peaceful action, of steady, free, and full discussion, which has led England and Scot- 54 LESSONS OF THE ELECTION.
land to the achievement of all their pacific triumphs.
Like the walls of Jericho, falling, not in blood and conflagration, but at the trumpets' peal, so, und...er the action of purely moral forces, have an hundred for- tresses of prejudice, privilege, and shallow prescrip- tion, successively given way. It is the potent spell of legality, which has done all this, or enabled it to be done. The evil spirit of illegality and violence has thus far had no part or lot in the political action of Ireland, since, through the Franchise Act of 1885, she came into that inheritance of adequate represen- tation, from which she had before been barred. Ire- land, in her present action, is not to be held respon- sible for those agrarian offences, which are in truth the indication and symptom of her disease ; from which her public opinion has, through the recent beneficial action, become greatly more estranged ; and to which she herself ardently intreats us to apply the only effectual remedy, by such a reconciliation between the people and the law, as is the necessary condition of civilised life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If I am not egregiously wrong in all that has been said, Ireland has now lying before her a broad and even way, in which to walk to the consummation of her wishes. Before her eyes is opened that same path of constitutional and peaceful action, of steady, free, and full discussion, which has led England and Scot- 54 LESSONS OF THE ELECTION.
land to the achievement of all their pacific triumphs.
Like the walls of Jericho, falling, not in blood and conflagration, but at the trumpets' peal, so, und...er the action of purely moral forces, have an hundred for- tresses of prejudice, privilege, and shallow prescrip- tion, successively given way. It is the potent spell of legality, which has done all this, or enabled it to be done. The evil spirit of illegality and violence has thus far had no part or lot in the political action of Ireland, since, through the Franchise Act of 1885, she came into that inheritance of adequate represen- tation, from which she had before been barred. Ire- land, in her present action, is not to be held respon- sible for those agrarian offences, which are in truth the indication and symptom of her disease ; from which her public opinion has, through the recent beneficial action, become greatly more estranged ; and to which she herself ardently intreats us to apply the only effectual remedy, by such a reconciliation between the people and the law, as is the necessary condition of civilised life.
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