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... exist in England , of farmers cultivating their small but hereditary estates , transmitted to them from remote ... exists in Irish society would then have been filled up , and we should not , as at present , have to lament the want of ...
... exist in England , of farmers cultivating their small but hereditary estates , transmitted to them from remote ... exists in Irish society would then have been filled up , and we should not , as at present , have to lament the want of ...
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... exist in any other country in Europe , and it must cease to exist in Ireland , if that country is sought to be made what it ought to be . The evil has been admitted on all hands , by men of all parties , and under administrations of the ...
... exist in any other country in Europe , and it must cease to exist in Ireland , if that country is sought to be made what it ought to be . The evil has been admitted on all hands , by men of all parties , and under administrations of the ...
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... exist among the Irish clergy , would have a free scope for their expansion and exercise . " The parish minister ... exists than any resulting from a future and contingent deficiency of supply ; -we allude to the fatal dispro- portion ...
... exist among the Irish clergy , would have a free scope for their expansion and exercise . " The parish minister ... exists than any resulting from a future and contingent deficiency of supply ; -we allude to the fatal dispro- portion ...
Contents
VOL | 1 |
ESSAYS Page | 12 |
On ameliorating the Condition of the Poor | 14 |
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