Thoughts On Ireland: Its Present And Its Future
Thoughts On Ireland: Its Present And Its Future
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Now, perhaps, struck with the feeble resistance offered to the first efforts of the ministry to repress the agitation and to arrest O'Connell in his course, they utterly despair of the cause EFFECT OF THE AGITATION" OX ENGLAND. 47 of the Irish Catholics, and think them doomed to sterile contests, which can in no way improve their sad condition.
I do not hesitate to say that these two ways of judging the Irish question are equally erroneous. Some months ago, much undue importance was attached to... the move- ment which O'Connell then so boldly directed ; we should be equally deceived if we failed to recognise the gravity of the dangers which it may threaten for the future.
Ireland, covered with sores which centuries have en- venomed, will be for a long time to come a source of embarrassment and of troubles to England. Even though the most prompt and efficacious remedies were applied, though all parties should agree in trying to effect a cure, its recovery could not for many years be complete ; more than one generation must pass away before all traces of discord and hatred, civil and religious, could be removed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, perhaps, struck with the feeble resistance offered to the first efforts of the ministry to repress the agitation and to arrest O'Connell in his course, they utterly despair of the cause EFFECT OF THE AGITATION" OX ENGLAND. 47 of the Irish Catholics, and think them doomed to sterile contests, which can in no way improve their sad condition.
I do not hesitate to say that these two ways of judging the Irish question are equally erroneous. Some months ago, much undue importance was attached to... the move- ment which O'Connell then so boldly directed ; we should be equally deceived if we failed to recognise the gravity of the dangers which it may threaten for the future.
Ireland, covered with sores which centuries have en- venomed, will be for a long time to come a source of embarrassment and of troubles to England. Even though the most prompt and efficacious remedies were applied, though all parties should agree in trying to effect a cure, its recovery could not for many years be complete ; more than one generation must pass away before all traces of discord and hatred, civil and religious, could be removed.
What to read after Thoughts On Ireland: Its Present And Its Future?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cavour, Camillo Benso, Conte Di, 1810-1861 to read onlineMoreLess
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