English Misrule and Irish Misdeeds: Four Letters from Ireland Addressed to an English Member of Parliament |
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... exists a certain England , noble , wise , and strong , against which such charges as I make must be as unjust as the charges which I repel , I think the same ; and I believe that this better England not only exists , but has existed for ...
... exists a certain England , noble , wise , and strong , against which such charges as I make must be as unjust as the charges which I repel , I think the same ; and I believe that this better England not only exists , but has existed for ...
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... exist by reason of the wounds which we bear ; as , however , books are not always read to the end , especially the dull ... exists ; all I know is , that England is not one , but two ; and that while the loftier influence reigns in her ...
... exist by reason of the wounds which we bear ; as , however , books are not always read to the end , especially the dull ... exists ; all I know is , that England is not one , but two ; and that while the loftier influence reigns in her ...
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... exist in Ireland as the strength of the man exists latently in the child : if you wish the child to grow to man's estate , do not heap upon him the 168 [ LET . III . ENGLISH MISRULE.
... exist in Ireland as the strength of the man exists latently in the child : if you wish the child to grow to man's estate , do not heap upon him the 168 [ LET . III . ENGLISH MISRULE.
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