The Irish Question
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THE TWO IRELANDS There are, as a matter of fact, two distinct Ire- lands. In the north stands Ulster, predominantly Protestant, the people being for the most part the descendans of the colonists of James' plantation.
In south and west Ireland is the native population which is predominantly Catholic and which will be referred to for the sake of convenience hereafter as Catholic Ireland though many Protestants live within the area. One cannot understand the Irish problem unless one keeps in mind ...the differences between these two segments of the population.
Ulster contains about a million and a half of people while the other three counties (Muenster, 16 THE IRISH QUESTION Linster and Connaught) have a total of about three million. These two groups differ in religion, racial heritage, economic interests, personal characteristics and political views.
Ulster has all the racial heritage of the Scotch and English and is not, strictly speaking, Irish at all. The Ulstermen have the haunting memory of centuries of ruffianism practised upon them by their native neighbors and they look with grave con- cern upon the formation of any secret society that may develop marauding tendencies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE TWO IRELANDS There are, as a matter of fact, two distinct Ire- lands. In the north stands Ulster, predominantly Protestant, the people being for the most part the descendans of the colonists of James' plantation.
In south and west Ireland is the native population which is predominantly Catholic and which will be referred to for the sake of convenience hereafter as Catholic Ireland though many Protestants live within the area. One cannot understand the Irish problem unless one keeps in mind ...the differences between these two segments of the population.
Ulster contains about a million and a half of people while the other three counties (Muenster, 16 THE IRISH QUESTION Linster and Connaught) have a total of about three million. These two groups differ in religion, racial heritage, economic interests, personal characteristics and political views.
Ulster has all the racial heritage of the Scotch and English and is not, strictly speaking, Irish at all. The Ulstermen have the haunting memory of centuries of ruffianism practised upon them by their native neighbors and they look with grave con- cern upon the formation of any secret society that may develop marauding tendencies.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Roy L. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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