Proposed new constitution for Ireland, being the basis for a satisfactory settlement of the Irish question, by H.C. Burdett and J.F. Crease |
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... with the Nationalist feeling , and which would be most likely to settle down
peacefully and happily under the improved conditions which increased capital
and ensured stable government must necessarily bring to the residents of the
Northern ...
... with the Nationalist feeling , and which would be most likely to settle down
peacefully and happily under the improved conditions which increased capital
and ensured stable government must necessarily bring to the residents of the
Northern ...
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Of these feelings , probably one of dread of the results which may follow such a
heavy responsibility preponderates over ... Besides , a policy of coercion would
cause a feeling of exasperation amongst the majority of the Irish people in Ireland
.
Of these feelings , probably one of dread of the results which may follow such a
heavy responsibility preponderates over ... Besides , a policy of coercion would
cause a feeling of exasperation amongst the majority of the Irish people in Ireland
.
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During the last two years especially , good feeling has sprung up and increased
amongst all classes in Ireland , and the majority would , without doubt , welcome
Home Rule , provided it were granted with proper safeguards as to the stability of
...
During the last two years especially , good feeling has sprung up and increased
amongst all classes in Ireland , and the majority would , without doubt , welcome
Home Rule , provided it were granted with proper safeguards as to the stability of
...
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It is ue that assessable value and population have both increased greatly during
the period under consideration , but , notwithstanding this , the growth of direct
taxation is felt by the people to be increasingly burdensome , and this feeling , as
...
It is ue that assessable value and population have both increased greatly during
the period under consideration , but , notwithstanding this , the growth of direct
taxation is felt by the people to be increasingly burdensome , and this feeling , as
...
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Such an arrangement would not only obviate the Free Trade difficulty , but would
, at the same time , avoid much disputation and ill - feeling , begot of any attempt
to determine the proportion of the National Debt which ought properly to be ...
Such an arrangement would not only obviate the Free Trade difficulty , but would
, at the same time , avoid much disputation and ill - feeling , begot of any attempt
to determine the proportion of the National Debt which ought properly to be ...
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| Title | Proposed new constitution for Ireland, being the basis for a satisfactory settlement of the Irish question, by H.C. Burdett and J.F. Crease |
| Author | sir Henry Charles Burdett |
| Published | 1886 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 10 sept. 2007 |
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