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1820 April 26
Radicalism not dangerous

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III. Experience II. Ireland
2 §.3. Fruit, a Golden Age

3. Abolition of English Institutions? No such thing.
Good and bad together, English Institutions continued as
they were.

These indeed are but negative results: mere absence
of certain results, presented to view that have been seen in the character
of so many evils, and the first of them, namely
subversion of the rights of property, unquestionably such
and all of them as being the certain results of any state
of things under which the great body of the people were left
free to give expression to their wishes.

It is with this experience full in view all of
them being at that very time not only in existence and but
more or less moreover in situations
which not only called upon them but enabled them and
engaged them to apply their minds to the observation of
every thing that passed — that the man to whom we are
indebted for this Speech from the throne scrupled not
to represent as the opposite of eventually certain
in Great Britain and Ireland all those results the
utter compleat absence of which was in that instance so conspicuous
in Ireland.

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Date_1	1820-04-26	Marginal Summary Numbering
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