The Speeches And Public Letters of the Liberator; With Preface And Historical Notes V. 2
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It is probable that it does not exceed twenty tuns annually at present. The drinkers of claret have fled to other countries, and left Ireland in poverty. Their in- comes are spent elsewhere.
Before the Union, the woollen trade flourished in Ireland in all the articles of coarser texture. It gave employment to thousands in the various towns of Ireland. At Carrick-on-Suir alone it kept in constant work and wages more than 7,000 persons, where there were lately not fifty employed ! In short.
Busin...ess in Dublin before the Union. 329 since the Union, the woollen trade of Ireland has literally been annihilated.
Before the Union, the refining of sugar was a prosperous and lucrative business, giving work and wages to thousands.
There were in the city of Dublin alone, nineteen sugar bakeries ; there is not now a single one remaining ! This trade is anni- hilated.
Before the Union, the glass manufacture was flourisliing in Ireland : it is now all but annihilated.
Before the Union, the manufacture of tabinets and silks in Dublin gave bread to thousands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is probable that it does not exceed twenty tuns annually at present. The drinkers of claret have fled to other countries, and left Ireland in poverty. Their in- comes are spent elsewhere.
Before the Union, the woollen trade flourished in Ireland in all the articles of coarser texture. It gave employment to thousands in the various towns of Ireland. At Carrick-on-Suir alone it kept in constant work and wages more than 7,000 persons, where there were lately not fifty employed ! In short.
Busin...ess in Dublin before the Union. 329 since the Union, the woollen trade of Ireland has literally been annihilated.
Before the Union, the refining of sugar was a prosperous and lucrative business, giving work and wages to thousands.
There were in the city of Dublin alone, nineteen sugar bakeries ; there is not now a single one remaining ! This trade is anni- hilated.
Before the Union, the glass manufacture was flourisliing in Ireland : it is now all but annihilated.
Before the Union, the manufacture of tabinets and silks in Dublin gave bread to thousands.
What to read after The Speeches And Public Letters of the Liberator; With Preface And Historical Notes V. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'connell, Daniel, 1775-1847 to read onlineMoreLess
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