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Page 127
Though not so defective as it seems to theorists , the system of Local Government which prevails in Ireland is restricted and rests on a narrow basis ; and there is a general opinion among moderate men that it ought to be extended and ...
Though not so defective as it seems to theorists , the system of Local Government which prevails in Ireland is restricted and rests on a narrow basis ; and there is a general opinion among moderate men that it ought to be extended and ...
Page 270
The utmost that Ireland could add to this could only be a small proportion of this value , and the field is altogether too limited for its profits to affect the nation generally . As to Irish harbours , their business may increase ...
The utmost that Ireland could add to this could only be a small proportion of this value , and the field is altogether too limited for its profits to affect the nation generally . As to Irish harbours , their business may increase ...
Page 271
It is impossible for Ireland to shut out the produce of other countries , and to retain , at the same time , the present markets for her own . It would be equally impossible to persuade the Irish agricultural classes that they ought to ...
It is impossible for Ireland to shut out the produce of other countries , and to retain , at the same time , the present markets for her own . It would be equally impossible to persuade the Irish agricultural classes that they ought to ...
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