Political Progress of the Nineteenth Century
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But at the beginning of his second administration Mr.
Gladstone had determined to risk the experiment. Ire- land was to be conciliated. During his electioneering campaign he had appealed to Irish discontent against the Government. The appeal had been successful.
If the new Ministry were not committed to any very definite methods of concession, they were pledged to attempt a further drastic reform of the land laws.
The first step in the new policy of conciliation was an announcement in the Queen...'s Speech, at the open- ing of the session of 1880, that the Peace Preservation Act for Ireland, which expired in June, would not be renewed. While determined to provide for the security of life and property, the Government felt confident that nothing beyond the ordinary law, firmly administered, was required for the maintenance of peace and order. The step was a fatal one. It gave rise to terrible consequences.
Mr. Parnell and his followers were incapable of appreciating the high motives by which Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But at the beginning of his second administration Mr.
Gladstone had determined to risk the experiment. Ire- land was to be conciliated. During his electioneering campaign he had appealed to Irish discontent against the Government. The appeal had been successful.
If the new Ministry were not committed to any very definite methods of concession, they were pledged to attempt a further drastic reform of the land laws.
The first step in the new policy of conciliation was an announcement in the Queen...'s Speech, at the open- ing of the session of 1880, that the Peace Preservation Act for Ireland, which expired in June, would not be renewed. While determined to provide for the security of life and property, the Government felt confident that nothing beyond the ordinary law, firmly administered, was required for the maintenance of peace and order. The step was a fatal one. It gave rise to terrible consequences.
Mr. Parnell and his followers were incapable of appreciating the high motives by which Mr.
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