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<head>1820 April 23<lb/>Radicalism not dangerous</head><!-- marginal notes in pencil --> <p><note>III Experience II Ireland</note><lb/>7 <note>§.2. Democratic &c</note></p> <p>Subjugates</p> <p><note>10<lb/>III Grievances to Catholics<lb/>1,2,3, as above</note></p> <p>III. In the situation from which this same object <add>objects</add> could<lb/>not but present itself <add>themselves</add> to the view of that <add>the Catholic</add> part of the population<lb/>which was composed of Catholics, being three fourth parts<lb/>of the whole, the <del><gap/></del> catalogue of grievances would as<lb/>to two <add>three</add> of its items be composed of the united lists of<lb/>the grievances which were such as the eyes of two bodies of <add>those Protestants</add><lb/>Protestants <add>fellow countrymen</add> as above, but with an additional load, and<lb/>that an <gap/> composed of grievances peculiar to<lb/>themselves pressing exclusively on themselves</p> <p><note>11<lb/>4. The whole body<lb/>treated as criminal:<lb/>with a scale of punishment<lb/>topped by death.<lb/><add>specification of</add> Particular needles and<lb/>impracticable.</note></p> <p>Of these grievances, with their consequences, a detailed<lb/>exposition would fill a volume. For the present<lb/>purpose instead of this volume an short phrase<lb/><note>with a scale of punishment<lb/>up to destruction<lb/>of life appointed<lb/>for the several imagined<lb/>degrees of this imagined<lb/>criminality</note><lb/>may suffice. They saw themselves treated as criminals.<lb/>Six eighths of the whole population of a country treated<lb/><add>upon the <gap/></add> as criminals by about one eighth! and this under a<lb/>King <add>Monarch</add> who being though he were as vile and contemptible as Richard<lb/>the second or James the first would be always Most excellent, though he <!-- continues in margin --> were as cruel as Henry<lb/>the eighth or James the<lb/>second would be always<lb/>most gracious, though<lb/>were as irreligious as<lb/>Charles the second would<lb/>be always most religious,<lb/>being made so<lb/>by Act of Parliament,<lb/>and for the information<lb/>of omniscience<lb/>declared to be so in<lb/>the form of <del><gap/></del> address<lb/>to which under pain<lb/>and penalties all<lb/>men are ordered to<lb/><!-- continues along the edge of the page --> join in and by that and other Acts.</p> | |||
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1820 April 23
Radicalism not dangerous
III Experience II Ireland
7 §.2. Democratic &c
Subjugates
10
III Grievances to Catholics
1,2,3, as above
III. In the situation from which this same object objects could
not but present itself themselves to the view of that the Catholic part of the population
which was composed of Catholics, being three fourth parts
of the whole, the catalogue of grievances would as
to two three of its items be composed of the united lists of
the grievances which were such as the eyes of two bodies of those Protestants
Protestants fellow countrymen as above, but with an additional load, and
that an composed of grievances peculiar to
themselves pressing exclusively on themselves
11
4. The whole body
treated as criminal:
with a scale of punishment
topped by death.
specification of Particular needles and
impracticable.
Of these grievances, with their consequences, a detailed
exposition would fill a volume. For the present
purpose instead of this volume an short phrase
with a scale of punishment
up to destruction
of life appointed
for the several imagined
degrees of this imagined
criminality
may suffice. They saw themselves treated as criminals.
Six eighths of the whole population of a country treated
upon the as criminals by about one eighth! and this under a
King Monarch who being though he were as vile and contemptible as Richard
the second or James the first would be always Most excellent, though he were as cruel as Henry
the eighth or James the
second would be always
most gracious, though
were as irreligious as
Charles the second would
be always most religious,
being made so
by Act of Parliament,
and for the information
of omniscience
declared to be so in
the form of address
to which under pain
and penalties all
men are ordered to
join in and by that and other Acts.
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