English Misrule and Irish Misdeeds: Four Letters from Ireland Addressed to an English Member of Parliament |
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Page 156
... Emigration demands the second place in the order of remedial measures ; the second in the order of time , the first in that of importance . Whatever arguments may be urged in favour of the former are equally applicable to my present ...
... Emigration demands the second place in the order of remedial measures ; the second in the order of time , the first in that of importance . Whatever arguments may be urged in favour of the former are equally applicable to my present ...
Page 160
... Emigration Commissioners and Colonial Agents , who made the best use of the small resources at their command , sufficiently proves the necessity of a State superintendence of emigration on a large and com- manding scale . Emigrants left ...
... Emigration Commissioners and Colonial Agents , who made the best use of the small resources at their command , sufficiently proves the necessity of a State superintendence of emigration on a large and com- manding scale . Emigrants left ...
Page 166
... emigrants after they have become prosperous ( I speak of this from knowledge and experience ) ; and the State will thus ... Emigration Committee of the House of Lords will be convinced that , if but a few of the suggestions there made by ...
... emigrants after they have become prosperous ( I speak of this from knowledge and experience ) ; and the State will thus ... Emigration Committee of the House of Lords will be convinced that , if but a few of the suggestions there made by ...
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