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<head>1820 <sic>Jan.</sic> 19<lb/>Radicalism not dangerous</head> <!-- in pencil --> <p>§.*3 6<lb/> <note>iii Experience II. Ireland</note><lb/> (5) (1) 6 <note>§.2. Democratic ascendency established<lb/>Volunteers = Universalists</note></p> <p>So <del>much</del> as to non-freemen: now as to Catholics. Lord<lb/>Sheffield will here be of great use to us. <add>On this hand</add> Valuable is the information<lb/>for which we are indebted to Lord Sheffield: abounding<lb/>with information of detail on every subject of which he treats, and<lb/><add>as he himself informs us + <note>+</note></add> himself at least as <del><gap/></del> much of an Irishman as of an<lb/>Englishman; his opinion and affection and <add>declared</add> opinion actually<lb/>adverse to parliamentary reform must on that account<lb/>his facts the more valuable. <sic>Antecedently</sic> to the <unclear>dictum</unclear><lb/>of the system, which change <add>a change</add> commenced even after the peace of<lb/> 1783 they were "already half <add>(he says) + </add> of those there that latterly appeared<lb/>"in arms; in a year or less he adds, they might be<lb/>"<unclear> free to arms</unclear>"</p> <p><note>|| Observation on Ireland<lb/>p.363 2<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Edition</note></p> | |||
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1820 Jan. 19
Radicalism not dangerous
§.*3 6
iii Experience II. Ireland
(5) (1) 6 §.2. Democratic ascendency established
Volunteers = Universalists
So much as to non-freemen: now as to Catholics. Lord
Sheffield will here be of great use to us. On this hand Valuable is the information
for which we are indebted to Lord Sheffield: abounding
with information of detail on every subject of which he treats, and
as he himself informs us + + himself at least as much of an Irishman as of an
Englishman; his opinion and affection and declared opinion actually
adverse to parliamentary reform must on that account
his facts the more valuable. Antecedently to the dictum
of the system, which change a change commenced even after the peace of
1783 they were "already half (he says) + of those there that latterly appeared
"in arms; in a year or less he adds, they might be
" free to arms"
|| Observation on Ireland
p.363 2d Edition
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