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<!-- heading and marginal notes in pencil --> <head>1820 <sic>Feb.</sic> 27.<lb/>Radicalism not dangerous</head> <p><note>III Experience<lb/>II Ireland.</note><lb/>10 <note>§.5. Iron age restored</note></p> <p><note>11 <!-- should be 15? --><lb/><del>R</del> The Catholics relief<lb/>held out and in driblets<lb/>administered. Protestants<lb/>at the same time set<lb/>against them. Thus<lb/>were both sects enfeebled<lb/>both diverted from | <!-- heading and marginal notes in pencil --> <head>1820 <sic>Feb.</sic> 27.<lb/>Radicalism not dangerous</head> <p><note>III Experience<lb/>II Ireland.</note><lb/>10 <note>§.5. Iron age restored</note></p> <p><note>11 <!-- should be 15? --><lb/><del>R</del> The Catholics relief<lb/>held out and in driblets<lb/>administered. Protestants<lb/>at the same time set<lb/>against them. Thus<lb/>were both sects enfeebled<lb/>both diverted from attention<lb/>to the Union<lb/>which by both was<lb/>abhorred.</note></p> <p><note>In consequence, Catholics,<lb/>instead of menace,<lb/>betook themselves to<lb/>prostration. Suffrage<lb/>operated, emancipation<lb/><del>given</del> held out to hope<lb/>Those who wanted <add>the</add> faith<lb/>necessary to such<lb/>hope became insurgents<lb/>were subdued, and <lb/>instead of Representatives<lb/>and Constituents<lb/>became rebels and<lb/>traitors.</note></p> <p><note>Those brought under<lb/>management they were<lb/>prepared for offering<lb/>with the Protestants<lb/>their necks to the<lb/>common yoke.</note></p> <p>While <del>without</del> <add>with one hand</add> to the Catholics government <add>this policy</add> held out relief<lb/>with one hand held out relief, and in driblets even administered<lb/>it, it set the Protestants against those on the other. By this<lb/>means, <add>policy</add> the attention of both sides <add>parties</add> was diverted from the <add>abhorred and</add> dreaded<lb/><sic>enterprize</sic>, and the force of both parties was enfeebled, and<lb/>at the same time divested from the so much <add>intensely</add> abhorred and<lb/>dreaded <sic>enterprize</sic>. Instead of menace the <add>great body of the</add> Catholics betook<lb/>themselves to prostration <add>passive obedience</add>. Catholic suffrage was given<lb/>to them, Catholic emancipation was procured <add>offered to them hope.</add> Those<lb/>who wanted the faith necessary to such hope became insurgents,<lb/>were unsuccessful, were subdued, and thus instead<lb/>of the Victors which <add>of the Constituents and Representatives which</add> in case of success they would have been, <add>victory would have rendered them</add><lb/>became rebels and traitors. Being thus <del>pr</del> <add>At the same time</add> brought under management<lb/>the great body were prepared <del>wer</del> were put into<lb/>a <add>the</add> state of preparation for offering their necks at the same time <add>along</add><lb/>with those of their Protestant fellow country to that yoke<lb/>measure <del>by</del> <add>from</add> which the people <add>necks</add> of both nations received the<lb/>common yoke.</p> | ||
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1820 Feb. 27.
Radicalism not dangerous
III Experience
II Ireland.
10 §.5. Iron age restored
11
R The Catholics relief
held out and in driblets
administered. Protestants
at the same time set
against them. Thus
were both sects enfeebled
both diverted from attention
to the Union
which by both was
abhorred.
In consequence, Catholics,
instead of menace,
betook themselves to
prostration. Suffrage
operated, emancipation
given held out to hope
Those who wanted the faith
necessary to such
hope became insurgents
were subdued, and
instead of Representatives
and Constituents
became rebels and
traitors.
Those brought under
management they were
prepared for offering
with the Protestants
their necks to the
common yoke.
While without with one hand to the Catholics government this policy held out relief
with one hand held out relief, and in driblets even administered
it, it set the Protestants against those on the other. By this
means, policy the attention of both sides parties was diverted from the abhorred and dreaded
enterprize, and the force of both parties was enfeebled, and
at the same time divested from the so much intensely abhorred and
dreaded enterprize. Instead of menace the great body of the Catholics betook
themselves to prostration passive obedience. Catholic suffrage was given
to them, Catholic emancipation was procured offered to them hope. Those
who wanted the faith necessary to such hope became insurgents,
were unsuccessful, were subdued, and thus instead
of the Victors which of the Constituents and Representatives which in case of success they would have been, victory would have rendered them
became rebels and traitors. Being thus pr At the same time brought under management
the great body were prepared wer were put into
a the state of preparation for offering their necks at the same time along
with those of their Protestant fellow country to that yoke
measure by from which the people necks of both nations received the
common yoke.
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