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' | <head>1820 <sic>Jan.</sic> 11<lb/>Radicalism not dangerous</head> <!-- marginal notes in pencil --> <p>5 <note>2<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></note><lb/>3</p> <p><del>To bring the matter to a point, and place in the<lb/>clearest view possible its bearings on the present question, I<lb/>shall render give expression to it in the following points<lb/>each position being accompanied with the historical proofs<lb/><add>adding</add> and when occasion seems to call for it, <gap/> a few explanations.</p> <p><note>or 2<lb/><add>Explanations of</add><lb/>Point 1. Democratic<lb/>ascendency what.<lb/> 1. People as per Earl Grey<lb/><sic>A<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic> 1794 and Pitt<lb/>1782 in bodies acting<lb/>in prudence of House &c<lb/> 2. — armed, trained,<lb/>and with <gap/>,<lb/>as operating as a<lb/>standing army.</note></p> <p>Point 1. During a course of not less than five years,<lb/>namely from 1778 to 1783, both of them in part inclusive<lb/>democratic ascendency had place in Ireland.</p> <p>Explanation. To guard against misconception, by democratic ascendency I mean what follows</p> <p>1. "the people" in the words of Earl Grey doing that<lb/>which not more than eleven years afterwards, he himself<lb/>recommended" acting by their resolutions on the procedure<lb/>of the House." namely the <add>Irish</add> House of Commons in Ireland, as<lb/>also upon the other Constitutional authorities the House of Lords<lb/>in Ireland, the King's Lord Lieutenant in Ireland and<lb/>King, Lords and Commons in England: "and to continue<lb/>in the words of the same speech "that point accomplished<lb/>by meeting in <gap/> as recommended by the Minister<lb/>(Pitt.) in 1782": <del>the very</del> one of the very years in which<lb/>the people were then acting in Ireland</p> <p> 2. The people while this meeting in bodies and then<lb/>acting upon the prudence of the Constituted authorities, were<lb/>moreover <del><gap/></del> armed with arms of all sorts cannon included<lb/>and openly <gap/>, as openly as any part of the standing<lb/>army could be.</p> | ||
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1820 Jan. 11
Radicalism not dangerous
5 2o
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To bring the matter to a point, and place in the
clearest view possible its bearings on the present question, I
shall render give expression to it in the following points
each position being accompanied with the historical proofs
adding and when occasion seems to call for it, a few explanations.
or 2
Explanations of
Point 1. Democratic
ascendency what.
1. People as per Earl Grey
Ao 1794 and Pitt
1782 in bodies acting
in prudence of House &c
2. — armed, trained,
and with ,
as operating as a
standing army.
Point 1. During a course of not less than five years,
namely from 1778 to 1783, both of them in part inclusive
democratic ascendency had place in Ireland.
Explanation. To guard against misconception, by democratic ascendency I mean what follows
1. "the people" in the words of Earl Grey doing that
which not more than eleven years afterwards, he himself
recommended" acting by their resolutions on the procedure
of the House." namely the Irish House of Commons in Ireland, as
also upon the other Constitutional authorities the House of Lords
in Ireland, the King's Lord Lieutenant in Ireland and
King, Lords and Commons in England: "and to continue
in the words of the same speech "that point accomplished
by meeting in as recommended by the Minister
(Pitt.) in 1782": the very one of the very years in which
the people were then acting in Ireland
2. The people while this meeting in bodies and then
acting upon the prudence of the Constituted authorities, were
moreover armed with arms of all sorts cannon included
and openly , as openly as any part of the standing
army could be.
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