Ireland a book of Light On the Irish Problem
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Such at least is the opinion of the profound political thinkers who spend most of their time lounging in the clubs of Pall Mall, and the omniscient gentlemen who write the editorials of the London Press. What the new democracy thinks is not so evident. I shall be very much surprised if it should turn out that the workers in field and forge and factory share the panic of their self-appointed instructors.
Let us try to look calmly at the situation in Ireland, with- out being swayed in one directi...on by unmanly panic, or in the other by foolish optimism. The first thing to notice is that the problem which confronts us, terribly complicated though it be, is less dark and confused than it was a short time ago. We now know what Ireland really wants. For the first time in history the voice of the Irish people has been heard speaking in a perfectly unmistakable and at the same time perfectly lawful and constitutional manner. Household suffrage has made the country articulate. Pre- viously we knew what were the wishes of selected classes ; now we know what the whole nation desires.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such at least is the opinion of the profound political thinkers who spend most of their time lounging in the clubs of Pall Mall, and the omniscient gentlemen who write the editorials of the London Press. What the new democracy thinks is not so evident. I shall be very much surprised if it should turn out that the workers in field and forge and factory share the panic of their self-appointed instructors.
Let us try to look calmly at the situation in Ireland, with- out being swayed in one directi...on by unmanly panic, or in the other by foolish optimism. The first thing to notice is that the problem which confronts us, terribly complicated though it be, is less dark and confused than it was a short time ago. We now know what Ireland really wants. For the first time in history the voice of the Irish people has been heard speaking in a perfectly unmistakable and at the same time perfectly lawful and constitutional manner. Household suffrage has made the country articulate. Pre- viously we knew what were the wishes of selected classes ; now we know what the whole nation desires.
What to read after Ireland a book of Light On the Irish Problem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Reid to read onlineMoreLess
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