The National ReviewW.H. Allen, 1886 - Great Britain |
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Page 61
It is not willing to part with its control over Imperial Affairs , because these cause it no work and no trouble , and confer on it , if not what people who know the real value of things would call glory , at any rate a considerable ...
It is not willing to part with its control over Imperial Affairs , because these cause it no work and no trouble , and confer on it , if not what people who know the real value of things would call glory , at any rate a considerable ...
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The fundamental cause of this poverty is definite and certain ; but the statement of it is so distasteful to the Irish people that it is scarcely ever dwelt upon , and is only mentioned now and then . Irishmen are poor because there are ...
The fundamental cause of this poverty is definite and certain ; but the statement of it is so distasteful to the Irish people that it is scarcely ever dwelt upon , and is only mentioned now and then . Irishmen are poor because there are ...
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... so , for the most part , were they ultimately removed by Tories . As old Young England took up the cause of the operatives , why should not new Young England take up the cause of the peasantry , as far as it requires taking up ?
... so , for the most part , were they ultimately removed by Tories . As old Young England took up the cause of the operatives , why should not new Young England take up the cause of the peasantry , as far as it requires taking up ?
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