Illustrations of political economy, Volume 3 (of 9)Martineau, Harriet
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Illustrations of political economy, Volume 3 (of 9)
Martineau, Harriet
Didactic fiction, English; Political fiction, English; Social problems -- Fiction
Now that it is the fashion with a certain portion of society to denounce
every exposition of state impolicy as inflammatory, I may be exposed to
the common charge of attempting to excite the disaffection, some of
whose causes I have attempted to expose. Since it is no longer a secret,
however, that Ireland has been and is misgoverned, and since the
readiest method of winning back the discontented to their allegiance is
to allow those things to be grievances which are felt to be so, and to
show a disposition to afford redress, I cannot but hold the part of true
loyalty to be to expose abuses fearlessly and temperately, and to
stimulate the government to the reparation of past errors and the
improvement of its principles of policy. Such should be my loyalty if I
had access to the councils of the state; and such it is now that I can
speak only as a wellwisher to Ireland, and an indignant witness of her
wrongs.
CONTENTS.
CHAP. PAGE
1. Irish Economy 1
2. Irish Liabilities 15
3. Irish Adventure 34
4. Irish Crime 61
5. Irish Retribution 74
6. Irish Responsibility 91
7. Irish Impolicy 104
8. Irish Fatality 119
9. Irish Disaffection 127
IRELAND.
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CHAPTER I.
IRISH ECONOMY.
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