Essays on the Irish Church, by clergymen of the established Church in IrelandParker, 1866 - 330 стор. |
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Сторінка 133
... clothing , were in many instances most acceptable . At length , in the year 1833 , the evil had become so crying that Government was con- strained to come to the aid of the sufferers by a loan from the treasury of a million sterling ...
... clothing , were in many instances most acceptable . At length , in the year 1833 , the evil had become so crying that Government was con- strained to come to the aid of the sufferers by a loan from the treasury of a million sterling ...
Сторінка 197
... clothing , their houses , their food , their implements of husbandry . Thus the feeling of con- tempt with which the English colonists regarded the Irish was increased , the difficulties of the Irish Church were seriously aggravated ...
... clothing , their houses , their food , their implements of husbandry . Thus the feeling of con- tempt with which the English colonists regarded the Irish was increased , the difficulties of the Irish Church were seriously aggravated ...
Сторінка 203
... clothing and shelter being procured at home by the labour of the farmer and his children , there arose an excessive competition for land . The Roman Catholic population having been accustomed to a lower standard of living than the ...
... clothing and shelter being procured at home by the labour of the farmer and his children , there arose an excessive competition for land . The Roman Catholic population having been accustomed to a lower standard of living than the ...
Сторінка 205
... clothing can be obtained by occasional in- tervals of labour , and very slight efforts of self - denial in abstaining from present enjoyment for the sake of future production . But so long as men are satisfied with these , wealth cannot ...
... clothing can be obtained by occasional in- tervals of labour , and very slight efforts of self - denial in abstaining from present enjoyment for the sake of future production . But so long as men are satisfied with these , wealth cannot ...
Сторінка 206
... clothes , to hold a better social position than their fathers , and they care not that their chil- dren should be any better than themselves . Why should they be systematically industrious ? They can get everything they want by a little ...
... clothes , to hold a better social position than their fathers , and they care not that their chil- dren should be any better than themselves . Why should they be systematically industrious ? They can get everything they want by a little ...
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