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III Experience
II Ireland
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Meantime what is plain clear is — that it when first he
engaged in the scheme it was not merely if at all, for the
purpose of betraying frustrating and frustrating it that he engaged in
it under the apprehension of its proving ultimately destructive
that he engaged in it, but for the purpose or in
the view of preventing Parliamentary — i.e.
of encreasing the power in which over and above the national wealth in
which he had a share of in his quality of member of the
nation, but the mass of power in which in his quality
of Peer and above all proprietor of his Seats in the
Commons House he possessed a so much more valuable
share, when this purpose was served, or at least seemed
served, then it was that for the preservation of his share
of aristocratical power, he betrayed those the cause of the
people and those members and put an end to that democratical
influence by means of which his acquisition new mass of aristocratic
power had been obtained by him.
Identifier: | JB/137/326/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 137.
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