Mr. Chamberlain And the Birmingham Association : Speech Delivered in the Town Hall, Birmingham, April 21, 1886
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If it be not a permanent settlement we shall again have the Irish problem upon us in all its complicati(5ns, and in all its difficulties —aye, into the distant future. What is the proposal ?
( 11 ) MR. GLADSTONE'S PROPOSAL- The proposal is, that there shall be established in Dublin a Parhament representative of the Irish people. (Cheers and hisses.) At the same time it is proposed that Ireland shall be deprived of all representation in the English Parhament.
("Hear, hear," and -'No, no.") I am ...speaking of the Bill; some gentleman says " No " ; if he has read the Bill he will find that I am perfectly accurate. (Cheers and " Hear, hear.") By the Bill it is proposed that all representation of Irishmen in the Imperial Parliament shall cease. Henceforth Ireland is to have no part in the foreign and colonial affairs of this great and mighty Empire, which Irishmen have done so much to build up.
(Hear.) It is to have no share in the control of the Army and Navy, to which Ireland has given so many brave and valiant sons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it be not a permanent settlement we shall again have the Irish problem upon us in all its complicati(5ns, and in all its difficulties —aye, into the distant future. What is the proposal ?
( 11 ) MR. GLADSTONE'S PROPOSAL- The proposal is, that there shall be established in Dublin a Parhament representative of the Irish people. (Cheers and hisses.) At the same time it is proposed that Ireland shall be deprived of all representation in the English Parhament.
("Hear, hear," and -'No, no.") I am ...speaking of the Bill; some gentleman says " No " ; if he has read the Bill he will find that I am perfectly accurate. (Cheers and " Hear, hear.") By the Bill it is proposed that all representation of Irishmen in the Imperial Parliament shall cease. Henceforth Ireland is to have no part in the foreign and colonial affairs of this great and mighty Empire, which Irishmen have done so much to build up.
(Hear.) It is to have no share in the control of the Army and Navy, to which Ireland has given so many brave and valiant sons.
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