...ten or fifteen years England must be in peril. Assuming this much, I argue thus. Modern Anglicism — ie, Utilitarianism, the creed of Russell and Peel,...desire to clothes, food, and respectability, — this thing has come into Ireland under the Whigs, and is equally the favourite of the ' Peel ' Tories. It...

...Utilitarianism, the creed of Russell and Peel, as well as of the Radicals — this thing, call it Yankeeisra or Englishism, which measures prosperity by exchangeable...desire to clothes, food, and respectability, — this thing has come into Ireland under the Whigs, and is equally the favourite of the ' Peel ' Tories. It...

...Assuming this much, I argue thus. Modern Anglicism—ie, Utilitarianism, the creed of Russell and Peel, as well as of the Radicals —this thing, call it Yankeeism...duty by gain, and limits desire to clothes, food, and respectability—this damned thing has come into Ireland under the Whigs, and is equally the favourite...

...under centuries of persecution, its freedom, at all events, from what he describes as "that damned thing . . . call it Yankeeism or Englishism, which...limits desire to clothes, food and respectability." It was, no doubt, a worldly time in England especially, the time of Bentham's influence and of the...

...Ireland's National Schools. As Davis wrote in 1842: Utilitarianism, the creed of Russell and Peel . . . which measures prosperity by exchangeable value, measures...is equally the favourite of the 'Peel' Tories. It ... threatens to corrupt the lower classes, who are still faithful and romantic . . . The 'Useful Knowledge...

...Ireland's National Schools. As Davis wrote in 1842: Utilitarianism, the creed of Russell and Peel . . . which measures prosperity by exchangeable value, measures...is equally the favourite of the 'Peel' Tories. It ... threatens to corrupt the lower classes, who are still faithful and romantic . . . The 'Useful Knowledge...

...Anglo-Saxon: 'where an Irish peasant is gay and gallant, an English boor is sullen and sensual'. He wrote of 'this thing, call it Yankeeism or Englishism, which...limits desire to clothes, food, and respectability'. Davis considered a nation to have a unique character, which was defined by its culture and above all...

...under centuries of persecution, its freedom, at all events, from what he describes as 'that damned thing . . . call it Yankeeism or Englishism, which...limits desire to clothes, food and respectability'. It was, no doubt, a worldly time in England especially, the time of Bentham's influence and of the...

...well as the Radicals, this thing, call it Yankeeism or Englishism, which measures property by exchange value, measures duty by gain, and limits desire to clothes, food and respectability — It is believed in the political assemblies in our cities, preached from our pulpits (always Utilitarian...

...Empire. "Modern Anglicanism," he wrote, "that is, Utilitarianism, the creed of Russell and Peel as well as of the Radicals, — this thing, call it Yankeeism...exchangeable value, measures duty by gain and limits desires to clothes, food, and respectability, — this thing has come into Ireland under the Whigs,...