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quadgram	frequency
the house of commons	206
in the house of	142
the home rule bill	129
on the th of	124
on the other hand	104
of the irish people	88
at the same time	83
the house of lords	79
of the home rule	69
of the united kingdom	61
the ulster unionist council	61
for the first time	60
on the part of	57
in the hands of	56
of the house of	54
the fact that the	51
in the case of	51
for the purpose of	49
the united irish league	48
one of the most	46
of the irish party	45
of the united states	44
the end of the	43
the hands of the	42
in the way of	41
in the united states	41
in the name of	41
at the end of	40
the government of ireland	38
of the ulster unionist	38
the people of ireland	38
the policy of the	38
from time to time	37
it would have been	37
the rest of the	37
of the british empire	36
to the fact that	35
in the course of	35
the rest of ireland	34
the whole of the	34
of the irish question	34
the passing of the	34
there can be no	33
a home rule bill	32
the members of the	32
for the sake of	32
the leader of the	31
the union of hearts	31
the home rule act	31
as well as the	30
a member of the	30
the success of the	29
the power of the	29
was one of the	28
the general election of	27
in the matter of	27
in the history of	27
of the british parliament	27
in the eyes of	27
of the imperial parliament	27
in the ulster hall	27
the way in which	27
on the side of	27
all over the country	27
the plan of campaign	26
of the unionist party	26
on the other side	26
the rank and file	26
for the most part	26
the spirit of the	26
in favour of the	25
the congested districts board	25
the case of the	25
the south and west	25
of the land league	25
the history of the	25
as a matter of	25
the part of the	25
in a position to	25
is one of the	25
it is true that	24
the leaders of the	24
on the question of	24
the beginning of the	24
in the united kingdom	24
a large number of	24
so far as the	24
the conduct of the	24
the th of march	24
in the interests of	24
that is to say	24
of the united irish	23
on the ground that	23
of the liberal party	23
in view of the	23
the character of the	23
the grand old man	23
the th of april	23
in the long run	23
in the event of	23
to be found in	23
the greater part of	23
in a state of	22
great britain and ireland	22
with a view to	22
the work of the	22
i do not think	22
the whole of ireland	22
of the irish parliament	22
of the nationalist party	22
at the beginning of	22
the bulk of the	22
the action of the	22
the attitude of the	21
it would be a	21
the life of the	21
into the hands of	21
of the people of	21
in the light of	21
the supremacy of the	21
in the days of	21
as one of the	21
to say that the	20
of the fact that	20
the irish people are	20
in regard to the	20
the land act of	20
in connection with the	20
the manner in which	20
opponents of home rule	20
that the irish people	19
the people of the	19
be found in the	19
of an irish parliament	19
by the act of	19
that it would be	19
to which i have	19
the government of the	19
the hands of a	19
the strength of the	19
between the two countries	19
in the eighteenth century	19
under the control of	18
both sides of the	18
the roman catholic clergy	18
seems to have been	18
at the head of	18
can be no doubt	18
of the roman catholic	18
on the eve of	18
on the home rule	18
there could be no	18
the act of union	18
at a time when	18
in the face of	18
in the minds of	18
the constitution of the	18
would have to be	18
the policy of conciliation	17
of the irish government	17
at the present moment	17
the board of erin	17
it is to be	17
the th of july	17
leaders of public opinion	17
in the presence of	17
at the mercy of	17
the th of september	17
of the new movement	17
the mind of the	17
agriculture and technical instruction	17
the great majority of	17
that sir edward carson	17
over and over again	17
on the basis of	17
the ulster volunteer force	17
the unity of the	17
that it was the	17
way in which the	17
face to face with	17
that the home rule	17
the cause of the	16
the time of the	16
the head of the	16
in spite of the	16
in the direction of	16
of the irish volunteers	16
the land for nothing	16
on the irish question	16
the forces of the	16
department of agriculture and	16
to deal with the	16
that home rule was	16
the people of this	16
the side of the	16
sir edward carson was	16
unity of the empire	16
of the irish mind	16
the heart of the	16
in england and scotland	16
a matter of fact	16
god save the queen	16
the control of the	16
of the land question	16
the people of ulster	16
things as they are	16
the th of january	16
the irish people have	16
put an end to	16
the condition of the	16
on the one hand	16
parts of the country	15
from the fact that	15
irish agricultural organisation society	15
the irish question is	15
to the cause of	15
opposition to home rule	15
the irish government bill	15
the feeling of the	15
there would be no	15
the failure of the	15
with the result that	15
of the nineteenth century	15
if we are to	15
to the conclusion that	15
a part of the	15
the consent of the	15
the nature of the	15
of one of the	15
to the imperial parliament	15
is a matter of	15
and at the same	15
the north of ireland	15
as i have said	15
be borne in mind	15
of the act of	15
the name of the	15
the majority of the	15
on behalf of the	15
was to be a	15
of the irish nation	15
in the midst of	14
and it is not	14
sir edward carson and	14
of ireland to the	14
in one of the	14
the introduction of the	14
is due to the	14
of great britain and	14
to the policy of	14
so far as i	14
the maintenance of the	14
of law and order	14
the settlement of the	14
the provisions of the	14
people of this country	14
as well as in	14
in the middle of	14
quarter of a century	14
in the person of	14
between england and ireland	14
it would be impossible	14
the president of the	14
the mass of the	14
the report of the	14
there was to be	14
of the british government	14
the course of the	14
of the irish members	14
sir edward carson had	14
and the rest of	14
was not to be	14
to the people of	14
between great britain and	14
on the statute book	14
the irish party had	14
in the shape of	14
all parts of the	14
it is easy to	14
the duke of abercorn	14
and sir edward carson	14
question of home rule	14
of sir edward carson	14
out of the country	14
at the bottom of	14
the minds of the	14
the representatives of the	14
on the rd of	14
in the fact that	13
the interest of the	13
the roman catholic church	13
at the time of	13
in the first instance	13
those of us who	13
the influence of the	13
the position of the	13
the church of ireland	13
of agriculture and technical	13
the amount of the	13
the lord mayor of	13
part of the irish	13
it was to be	13
to do with the	13
at the root of	13
the eyes of the	13
at the disposal of	13
on the same day	13
by the house of	13
for the defence of	13
for a long time	13
the eve of the	13
signs the british covenant	13
member of the ulster	13
that there was a	13
on the st of	13
in the irish parliament	13
the fate of the	13
ought to have been	13
the department of agriculture	13
of ireland in the	13
the effect of the	13
the story of the	13
the day of the	13
so long as the	13
there is not a	13
that there is no	13
in relation to the	13
but there was no	13
the ranks of the	13
it is hard to	13
of public opinion in	13
at the general election	13
i do not believe	13
constitution of the united	13
a meeting of the	13
with the help of	13
the opponents of home	13
it was necessary to	13
the passage of the	13
the defence of the	12
house of commons on	12
that the irish question	12
the home rule question	12
be taken into account	12
other parts of the	12
the education of the	12
the circumstances of the	12
the land purchase act	12
to say nothing of	12
is not to be	12
of the irish in	12
be said that the	12
due to the fact	12
home rule would be	12
settlement of the land	12
the man from missouri	12
i do not say	12
for the benefit of	12
in the form of	12
to set up a	12
that there is a	12
the interests of the	12
the english people are	12
of the board of	12
correspondent of the times	12
home rule bill of	12
of the congested districts	12
it will be remembered	12
of the irish race	12
do not believe that	12
said to have been	12
a quarter of a	12
the days of the	12
the destruction of the	12
the causes of the	12
mr dillon and his	12
a state of things	12
majority of the irish	12
the royal irish constabulary	12
to sir edward carson	12
of some of the	12
under the act of	12
supremacy of the british	12
forces of the crown	12
the title of the	12
in a spirit of	12
chief secretary for ireland	12
the result of the	12
a great deal of	12
the exclusion of ulster	12
the progress of the	12
it would not be	12
side by side with	12
that home rule would	12
the shores of ireland	12
by the fact that	12
the defeat of the	12
the signing of the	12
in addition to the	12
of the land conference	12
the root of the	12
the close of the	12
land and labour association	12
nothing to do with	11
the spirit in which	11
it may be said	11
the irish reform association	11
of the british people	11
the service of the	11
it is not the	11
policy of the government	11
of the irish unionist	11
of the english people	11
of the irish convention	11
a home rule parliament	11
i do not know	11
the opinion of the	11
the th of february	11
lord mayor of belfast	11
some of the most	11
from the rest of	11
the irish party and	11
manner in which the	11
the irish unionist alliance	11
every part of the	11
that it was not	11
in every part of	11
that the people of	11
the disposal of the	11
in the south and	11
if it had been	11
the duty of the	11
in the words of	11
be no doubt that	11
it is said that	11
by the prime minister	11
in the north of	11
it was decided to	11
the support of the	11
the right of the	11
it seems to me	11
is true that the	11
the vast majority of	11
the board of works	11
of our national life	11
is to be found	11
the face of the	11
the great mass of	11
in the same way	11
it is clear that	11
the opening of the	11
in the position of	11
men who had been	11
there was not a	11
to carry out the	11
the south of ireland	11
the question of home	11
the confidence of the	11
the property of the	11
to the government of	11
as soon as the	11
and the irish people	11
the battle of the	11
of a home rule	11
in the first place	11
that there should be	11
as a means of	11
on the subject of	11
the centre of the	11
the fact that he	11
that the prime minister	10
fiscal autonomy for ireland	10
so long as they	10
part of the united	10
i am convinced that	10
first lord of the	10
the irish council bill	10
the place of the	10
it is probable that	10
this part of the	10
the point of view	10
the outbreak of the	10
the whole unionist party	10
members of the house	10
to believe that the	10
the great bulk of	10
of those who had	10
the other side of	10
the creation of a	10
a settlement of the	10
in so far as	10
the state of the	10
told me that he	10
and that it was	10
of the country to	10
on both sides of	10
in support of the	10
ancient order of hibernians	10
point of view of	10
what may be called	10
of a man who	10
in many parts of	10
the leadership of the	10
public opinion in ireland	10
the extent to which	10
of the leaders of	10
at the rate of	10
the irish legislative body	10
home rule bill was	10
the middle of the	10
i have been in	10
of the standing committee	10
the conclusion that the	10
as far as possible	10
with the object of	10
of the gaelic league	10
the irish labor party	10
of the people and	10
they would not be	10
appeal to the country	10
by reason of the	10
by a majority of	10
the english home rulers	10
in the ranks of	10
measure of home rule	10
of the irish nationalist	10
favour of home rule	10
the buckingham palace conference	10
to the house of	10
of the two countries	10
leader of the irish	10
to the effect that	10
leader of the unionist	10
in the government of	10
had a right to	10
of the country was	10
lord of the admiralty	10
may be called the	10
to which the irish	10
the men of ulster	10
for the good of	10
that it should be	10
members of the party	10
a parliament in dublin	10
part of the country	10
members of the irish	10
the unionist party in	10
in their own country	10
the head of a	10
in favour of home	10
by the war office	10
to the united states	10
with regard to the	10
the question of the	10
a letter to the	10
the needs of the	10
at the opening of	10
at the expense of	10
the history of ireland	10
towards the end of	10
of the rank and	10
in order that the	10
in which the irish	10
as well as to	10
the resistance of ulster	10
let me tell you	10
but it was not	10
on a large scale	10
in the absence of	9
in the hope that	9
the operations of the	9
of the provisional government	9
it would be better	9
home rule bill would	9
to the number of	9
as part of the	9
and that of the	9
home rule bill in	9
the th of november	9
the rule of the	9
of ireland and the	9
in the time of	9
it was one of	9
on the one side	9
of the members of	9
of the privy council	9
in the centre of	9
grand master of the	9
it must be remembered	9
that it was a	9
the working of the	9
the will of the	9
that they would not	9
he said that the	9
it ought to be	9
to point out that	9
the land and labour	9
or at any rate	9
as the result of	9
in the hearts of	9
it is in the	9
there was only one	9
of the population of	9
as a sort of	9
as well as a	9
through the medium of	9
of the majority of	9
made it clear that	9
the irish in the	9
of men who have	9
the law of the	9
he went on to	9
opposed to home rule	9
by the english government	9
could not fail to	9
but it is not	9
they would have been	9
to take part in	9
of the penal laws	9
that the irish party	9
the fact that it	9
so far as it	9
it will be seen	9
would never have been	9
to be able to	9
would have been the	9
the religion of the	9
that the bill would	9
that there was no	9
the home rule party	9
to the irish people	9
the landlord and tenant	9
the officers of the	9
the terms of the	9
the prosperity of the	9
a few of the	9
in the hope of	9
settle the land question	9
the gravity of the	9
aspirations of a people	9
the th of june	9
state of the country	9
on the field of	9
for the settlement of	9
of the policy of	9
england in the eighteenth	9
one of the greatest	9
it is necessary to	9
to put an end	9
in the nature of	9
the effect of this	9
this is not the	9
at the albert hall	9
the ancient order of	9
the veto of the	9
told me that the	9
the floor of the	9
other side of the	9
settle the irish question	9
by a series of	9
the idea of a	9
says the grand old	9
letter to president wilson	9
and it was the	9
in the act of	9
is not necessary to	9
signing of the covenant	9
the country will be	9
on the day of	9
in a few years	9
between landlord and tenant	9
character of the irish	9
lord mayor of dublin	9
the archbishop of dublin	9
the welfare of the	9
to give effect to	9
to the service of	9
the condition of ireland	9
be said of the	9
house of commons and	9
an irish parliament would	9
of home rule in	9
is the fact that	9
the details of the	9
that the english people	9
as will be seen	9
of state for war	9
at the close of	9
appears to have been	9
to be dealt with	9
from the point of	9
in other parts of	9
they have not the	9
of the people to	9
the solution of the	9
have nothing to do	9
on the road to	9
that he could not	9
the authority of the	9
of the royal irish	9
out of the question	9
it is difficult to	9
a hundred and fifty	9
that ireland should be	9
a man who had	9
the son of a	9
of the ulster division	9
in ireland has been	9
of england in the	9
of the church of	9
of the men who	9
but it would be	9
home rule to ireland	9
of landlord and tenant	9
to the home rule	9
and i do not	9
borne in mind that	9
in the service of	9
the aspirations of a	9
of the english parliament	9
with reference to the	9
in the streets of	8
secretary of state for	8
of commons on the	8
in which it was	8
that of great britain	8
other parts of ireland	8
by a number of	8
history of england in	8
in the imperial parliament	8
it is not so	8
it may be that	8
to say that this	8
of the british army	8
with the aid of	8
pointed out that the	8
at the moment when	8
the debates on the	8
of the recess committee	8
it is certain that	8
in the character of	8
the object of the	8
an appeal to the	8
of the government in	8
to that of the	8
on the resistance of	8
at the hands of	8
be called upon to	8
to the rest of	8
and one of the	8
might have been expected	8
of the ulster people	8
in the last resort	8
there has been a	8
of the department of	8
to be the most	8
the country and the	8
of the country and	8
the sympathy of the	8
the moderator of the	8
come to the conclusion	8
on the curragh incident	8
and there can be	8
under the influence of	8
to the board of	8
the whole force of	8
which could not be	8
from all parts of	8
between the two peoples	8
they ought to have	8
the demands of the	8
the results of the	8
the cruel english yoke	8
from the standpoint of	8
settlement of the irish	8
it is obvious that	8
a good deal of	8
for the protection of	8
the irish agricultural organisation	8
by sir edward carson	8
the population of ireland	8
the future of the	8
tens of thousands of	8
of the south and	8
would be difficult to	8
as i have already	8
to the roman catholic	8
for the fact that	8
as well as for	8
home rule for ireland	8
the masses of the	8
that if home rule	8
ireland was to be	8
of the th of	8
was at the same	8
the coming of the	8
for a period of	8
that he should be	8
the first lord of	8
it was not the	8
the form of a	8
for the rest of	8
the th of december	8
the benefit of the	8
the establishment of an	8
having regard to the	8
for my own part	8
that he did not	8
the state of ireland	8
say that the irish	8
in a letter to	8
great mass of the	8
at the war office	8
the board of trade	8
of the man who	8
the rejection of the	8
to the credit of	8
at the present time	8
of the value of	8
relations of the two	8
and it is a	8
to the action of	8
of the presbyterian church	8
history of the irish	8
is said to have	8
but this is not	8
that the members of	8
will have to be	8
rank and file of	8
only a question of	8
the way of the	8
life of the people	8
the means by which	8
be given to the	8
supremacy of the imperial	8
the heads of the	8
that he was not	8
end of the war	8
the voice of the	8
great bulk of the	8
the attention of the	8
that the government had	8
been made by the	8
primate of all ireland	8
of the american constitution	8
the irish party in	8
the dominion of canada	8
whatever may have been	8
the prime minister had	8
the nations of the	8
the course of a	8
vote for home rule	8
the freedom of the	8
the government and the	8
get the land for	8
house of commons that	8
the bottom of the	8
came to be known	8
state aid to agriculture	8
the case of ireland	8
the irish people to	8
the state of things	8
on account of the	8
the union of the	8
would not have been	8
in touch with the	8
it will be the	8
the basis of the	8
it is not surprising	8
the mercy of the	8
it is not necessary	8
the men who had	8
the editor of the	8
to the success of	8
on the military service	8
the bill would be	8
great britain and the	8
at a cost of	8
the first of these	8
the parliament of the	8
the purpose of the	8
home rule as a	8
an irish parliament will	8
the whole weight of	8
not be allowed to	8
seem to have been	8
it was not until	8
of the whole of	8
at the buckingham palace	8
the effect of a	8
do not believe in	8
of the irish land	8
great majority of the	8
for the purposes of	8
the land of the	8
resistance to home rule	8
majority of the people	8
may be said to	8
belfast chamber of commerce	8
in all parts of	8
the case of a	8
to go to the	8
for a hundred years	8
home rule bill on	8
to be taken into	8
the business of the	8
the ground that the	8
the fact that there	8
the home rule agitation	8
at the balmoral meeting	8
be left to the	8
a time when the	8
but it was the	8
of things as they	8
for the support of	8
it was plain that	8
solemn league and covenant	8
it would be difficult	8
the irish unionist party	8
of the government to	8
case against home rule	8
that an irish parliament	8
and that he was	8
that he was a	8
floor of the house	8
it will not be	7
the irish home rule	7
will tell you that	7
the efforts of the	7
nothing of the kind	7
in belfast on the	7
the resources of the	7
in the sense in	7
of the old irish	7
as time went on	7
of the nationalist members	7
the organisation of the	7
stake in the country	7
to sign the covenant	7
a number of the	7
and you will find	7
with the question of	7
that the irish are	7
in the work of	7
the first time in	7
be made in the	7
it is to the	7
of the north and	7
the significance of the	7
an end to the	7
system of land tenure	7
the war office to	7
which was to be	7
in the interest of	7
a majority of the	7
the production of the	7
greater part of the	7
the order of the	7
irish party and the	7
from beginning to end	7
the protection of the	7
would have been in	7
to be allowed to	7
introduction of the home	7
doubt as to the	7
under an irish parliament	7
the united states and	7
to an irish parliament	7
it is well to	7
the formation of the	7
it may be well	7
the enemies of the	7
for the second time	7
the peace of the	7
we are going to	7
by the action of	7
in the state of	7
solution of the irish	7
the decision of the	7
on the fact that	7
in any other country	7
in the general election	7
on the nd of	7
the merits of the	7
exaggeration to say that	7
as they are told	7
the date of the	7
would be impossible to	7
that there could be	7
the country at large	7
at the door of	7
home rule bill is	7
have been able to	7
it is not possible	7
they are going to	7
how is it that	7
irish history and irish	7
the man in the	7
repeal of the union	7
the same time to	7
as in the case	7
union with great britain	7
such a state of	7
for the use of	7
but there is a	7
the public opinion of	7
not by any means	7
it was not a	7
resources of the country	7
by the right hon	7
on fiscal autonomy for	7
of the eighteenth century	7
of the earl of	7
vast majority of the	7
it was in this	7
the elected representatives of	7
in the next chapter	7
this state of things	7
of the purchase money	7
of the party and	7
and the prime minister	7
an active part in	7
the disestablishment of the	7
i have seen the	7
in the line of	7
land purchase act of	7
may be said that	7
the difference between the	7
which appeared in the	7
at the bidding of	7
mr redmond and his	7
the british empire is	7
speech in the house	7
it might have been	7
the military service bill	7
but there is no	7
to the mind of	7
the repeal of the	7
as it would be	7
and not to the	7
the parliament at westminster	7
we get the bill	7
as we have seen	7
as it was in	7
to me that the	7
under the leadership of	7
chancellor of the exchequer	7
by force of arms	7
at the ulster hall	7
one of the leading	7
the principle of self	7
not one of them	7
for ireland in the	7
and this is the	7
for the whole of	7
in the spirit of	7
it is evident that	7
those who had been	7
the phoenix park murders	7
of home rule was	7
under the title of	7
was likely to be	7
at the election of	7
the field of battle	7
not be able to	7
that the house of	7
as a result of	7
of land in ireland	7
of the bill to	7
singing god save the	7
with those of the	7
and it was not	7
that the british government	7
at the mansion house	7
is said to be	7
in the conduct of	7
of the ulster volunteer	7
to say the least	7
to be known as	7
on the floor of	7
house of commons in	7
by one of the	7
of the english government	7
the aim of the	7
of the sinn fein	7
the sense in which	7
to carry on the	7
the operation of the	7
demand for home rule	7
to a large extent	7
in the near future	7
are not to be	7
state of new york	7
than in any other	7
man in the street	7
he told me that	7
do not want home	7
came to an end	7
an act of parliament	7
gravity of the situation	7
views on home rule	7
and it would be	7
but for all that	7
the land question in	7
to see that the	7
of the plan of	7
to the task of	7
was given to the	7
in favour of a	7
the enthusiasm of the	7
to the end of	7
to enable them to	7
till the end of	7
were it not for	7
the matter with ireland	7
the creation of the	7
of ireland to be	7
the bishop of raphoe	7
as distinct from the	7
the expense of the	7
the judgment of the	7
for the government of	7
to sit in the	7
on the point of	7
every one of them	7
the last of the	7
in the opinion of	7
under a home rule	7
in the home rule	7
in the opposite direction	7
to the irish parliament	7
did not fail to	7
members of the committee	7
of ireland would be	7
to ireland of a	7
a portion of the	7
and on the th	7
by means of a	7
in their power to	7
the temper of the	7
of a general election	7
history and irish character	7
to face with a	7
in the whole of	7
meeting of the ulster	7
it seemed as if	7
in the heart of	7
the irish nationalist party	7
should be given to	7
maintenance of the union	7
was that of the	7
the fact that they	7
there had been a	7
it must be admitted	7
the encumbered estates act	7
the purpose for which	7
the establishment of the	7
government of ireland act	7
of those who were	7
the period of the	7
a few days later	7
that he would not	7
in respect of the	7
be said to have	7
which would have been	7
it was a great	7
the irish land question	7
of the empire and	7
in a speech at	7
is not in the	7
country in the world	7
ireland and great britain	7
have a right to	7
one of the chief	7
the state of new	7
of an irish legislature	7
with whom he had	7
the requirements of the	7
under a dublin parliament	7
the growth of a	7
the establishment of a	7
on the face of	7
the loss of the	7
the prospect of a	7
the irish parliamentary party	7
there was a great	7
to the tune of	7
with sir edward carson	7
if there had been	7
is at the bottom	7
the people do not	7
from this point of	7
in which they were	7
to the interests of	7
passing of the act	7
the irish state authority	7
in accordance with the	7
the south african war	7
the council of agriculture	7
to come to the	7
of ireland from the	7
the difficulties of the	7
the right honourable gentleman	7
to a certain extent	7
not want home rule	7
they will have to	6
not to speak of	6
for the welfare of	6
of home rule is	6
the point of the	6
was part of the	6
the origin of the	6
a long series of	6
a solution of the	6
the landlord and the	6
was at this time	6
of the parliamentary party	6
by the standing committee	6
without the consent of	6
i do not mean	6
went on to say	6
and there is no	6
say nothing of the	6
of a system of	6
so as to make	6
must be remembered that	6
the lives of the	6
the act of settlement	6
of the ulster club	6
on which it is	6
title of the irish	6
the irish parliament would	6
the irish people were	6
the english people that	6
of social and economic	6
the exclusion of the	6
parts of the united	6
by act of parliament	6
no part of the	6
that part of the	6
party in great britain	6
the country to the	6
the only alternative to	6
the north and the	6
there is a strong	6
that the government would	6
in their own land	6
that if he had	6
the habeas corpus act	6
the secretary of state	6
the west of ireland	6
was the cause of	6
one or other of	6
the first act of	6
the publication of the	6
as well as his	6
between ulster and the	6
the same time the	6
i should like to	6
in which the people	6
no matter what the	6
of the irish peasantry	6
are to be found	6
had it not been	6
since the days of	6
the loyalists of ulster	6
would be willing to	6
we get home rule	6
from end to end	6
to pay the rent	6
from the time of	6
the chancellor of the	6
in a series of	6
as to make it	6
was to be the	6
to say that he	6
by the death of	6
the man who has	6
that there was any	6
many of the most	6
the marquis of londonderry	6
the truth of the	6
the last twenty years	6
home rule in ireland	6
of the state of	6
what will be the	6
of the rest of	6
to those who are	6
one of the first	6
mass of the people	6
the example of the	6
to get rid of	6
the balance of power	6
it was only when	6
the truth is that	6
in a manner which	6
that he was still	6
i am a home	6
the united states has	6
may be said of	6
of state aid to	6
of the irish legislature	6
the first and second	6
the sense of the	6
of the people is	6
that it would not	6
the young men of	6
it was at once	6
he did not know	6
to which he had	6
establishment of an irish	6
the party and the	6
more than a year	6
the onward march to	6
the sanction of the	6
under the name of	6
when he came to	6
the framers of the	6
in the autumn of	6
the foundation of the	6
that the passing of	6
may appear to be	6
in front of the	6
with the exception of	6
may have been the	6
the aid of the	6
the value of the	6
which he had been	6
be the duty of	6
the development of the	6
of the crown and	6
that it was only	6
the land to the	6
the debate on the	6
of the irish legislative	6
and that in the	6
by the irish parliament	6
home rule on the	6
a matter of course	6
needless to say that	6
and the people of	6
the irish people would	6
and power of the	6
in a country where	6
in the teeth of	6
of the irish difficulty	6
belfast on the th	6
in the same spirit	6
a certain number of	6
that they were not	6
meeting in the ulster	6
of all parties in	6
judicial committee of the	6
of the people was	6
the organ of the	6
the light of the	6
that most of the	6
ulster to home rule	6
little more than a	6
and let it be	6
of the irish language	6
a considerable number of	6
be remembered that the	6
the judicial committee of	6
more than any other	6
the name of a	6
to the british government	6
within a few months	6
the introduction of a	6
will not be a	6
it was clear that	6
so long as he	6
to the needs of	6
british house of commons	6
a question of time	6
the representative of the	6
the dignity of the	6
that the english government	6
of the tory party	6
the mode in which	6
of the irish reform	6
to submit to the	6
and in the end	6
the claims of the	6
to get the land	6
do the right thing	6
the help of the	6
there would have been	6
from first to last	6
to be one of	6
the act of the	6
the procedure of the	6
to compel them to	6
have come to the	6
the end of a	6
between the landlord and	6
i refer to the	6
the british parliament to	6
ireland is to be	6
at the back of	6
the security of the	6
there will be no	6
the ignorance of the	6
the councils of the	6
would be impossible for	6
get rid of the	6
the first time since	6
the sovereignty of the	6
if ever there was	6
and that is the	6
be accepted by the	6
in the united parliament	6
on the way to	6
in face of the	6
he had come to	6
of the land bill	6
in the rest of	6
point out that the	6
of the principles of	6
to the chief secretary	6
will of the people	6
reason to believe that	6
welfare of the country	6
of which he was	6
the british house of	6
to be for ever	6
committee of the privy	6
the facts of the	6
what is going to	6
the centre of a	6
the creation of an	6
were not going to	6
but i do not	6
of ireland by the	6
the form of the	6
active part in the	6
and the spirit of	6
of the mansion house	6
was the duty of	6
it to be a	6
the last few years	6
relations between the two	6
united states of america	6
was made in the	6
after the passing of	6
of the way in	6
by the irish people	6
a link between the	6
of ulster and the	6
the land conference report	6
under the parliament act	6
the feelings of the	6
i believe that the	6
this point of view	6
secretary of the ulster	6
case for home rule	6
to a great extent	6
we are asked to	6
a great part of	6
he and his colleagues	6
the good of the	6
by the legislative body	6
of the catholic church	6
to the other side	6
the annals of the	6
passage of the bill	6
beginning of the war	6
and most of the	6
because it is the	6
the irish in america	6
they were able to	6
not one of the	6
the administration of the	6
upon the irish mind	6
at a moment when	6
in mind that the	6
in the life of	6
that one of the	6
that they should be	6
the character of a	6
of the parliament act	6
of the government of	6
there never was a	6
might at any time	6
the hands of an	6
the streets of belfast	6
of a dublin parliament	6
as it had been	6
was by no means	6
from the days of	6
to join in the	6
the united states of	6
consent of the governed	6
irish army of independence	6
as a whole was	6
did not hesitate to	6
up to the present	6
post office savings bank	6
the growth of the	6
of ireland and of	6
the claim of the	6
through the house of	6
to inquire into the	6
of the council of	6
the title of king	6
by the lord lieutenant	6
the exigencies of the	6
the men with whom	6
the rd of september	6
the demand of the	6
not in the least	6
is given to the	6
this was the first	6
the control of a	6
house of commons to	6
by the aid of	6
of the constitution of	6
for the love of	6
law of the land	6
that many of the	6
the standing committee of	6
on the ground of	6
in their own hands	6
to the english government	6
a number of men	6
what would be the	6
would have been impossible	6
that the government were	6
with which they are	6
the adoption of the	6
what i may call	6
to be carried on	6
he was to be	6
the purpose of this	6
the life of a	6
of the bill was	6
ought not to be	6
there will be a	6
an end of the	6
and not in the	6
the home rule controversy	6
the chief secretary for	6
of home rule on	6
on the motion of	6
the refusal of the	6
will be seen that	6
of their own country	6
there must be a	6
would have been a	6
that it was to	6
the government of england	6
the events of the	6
the greatness of the	6
it is impossible to	6
two and a half	6
the english home rule	6
to the side of	6
to the root of	6
history of the world	6
to settle the irish	6
submit to home rule	6
and that it is	6
never for a moment	6
to the prime minister	6
the old town hall	6
the irish question by	6
masses of the people	6
of the irish and	6
of the new department	6
that can never be	6
to a committee of	6
the youth of ireland	6
that it ought to	6
a body of men	6
in order to make	6
the fortunes of the	6
the poverty of the	6
to fall back on	6
became more and more	6
home rule act was	6
let it be remembered	6
unionist party in great	6
but he was not	6
in ireland and in	6
onward march to freedom	6
of the lower classes	6
between us and the	6
the same time it	6
for the improvement of	6
one of the great	6
all over the world	6
the genius of the	6
the importance of the	6
the verdict of the	6
only the other day	6
and some of them	6
do not know how	6
that they would be	6
the irish question was	6
attitude of the irish	6
there is a great	6
the people and the	6
the sinn fein leaders	6
it is not that	6
to the development of	6
which had to be	6
a large body of	6
am a home ruler	6
that the volunteers should	6
the prime minister of	6
years of resolute government	6
when we come to	6
the whole history of	6
of the irish problem	6
of the convention was	6
the man who had	6
on the assumption that	6
i feel that i	6
other part of the	6
at the outbreak of	6
do not think it	6
the relations of the	6
as that of the	6
of the resources of	6
for more than a	6
the assistance of the	6
by the land commission	6
the opponents of the	6
it was evident that	6
the memory of the	6
the post office savings	6
attempt was made to	5
that they did not	5
the methods by which	5
on the policy of	5
the protestants of ireland	5
but he could not	5
to them by the	5
powers of local self	5
shot dead in the	5
the irish people is	5
to the verge of	5
there can be little	5
in the summer of	5
in town and country	5
of any kind was	5
in the rebellion of	5
point of view the	5
one of the two	5
as to whether the	5
the nationalists of the	5
thing of the past	5
home rule bill will	5
the repayment of the	5
the sentiment of nationality	5
of which was to	5
of the duke of	5
the whole of this	5
in the power of	5
once and for all	5
be no home rule	5
the idea of an	5
must be admitted that	5
they will have no	5
as if they had	5
the presence of his	5
his conviction that the	5
more than half a	5
that of the other	5
once and for ever	5
unionist rank and file	5
of an irish settlement	5
the tyranny of a	5
as long as the	5
put forward by the	5
of the national volunteers	5
action of the irish	5
the unionist rank and	5
that is why the	5
could never have been	5
member of the irish	5
that the people are	5
not seem to have	5
and file of the	5
the name of ireland	5
to listen to the	5
to bring about a	5
in the land court	5
the door of the	5
representatives of the irish	5
there is to be	5
to the liberal party	5
overwhelming majority of the	5
to think of the	5
in time of war	5
the whole machinery of	5
was due to the	5
customs and excise duties	5
the best part of	5
in the english parliament	5
of the two races	5
which sir edward carson	5
to the city hall	5
the interests of ireland	5
to leave the country	5
in the same manner	5
on the coast of	5
the principle of the	5
was a member of	5
that home rule is	5
he was willing to	5
many parts of the	5
one part of the	5
by the use of	5
ireland as a whole	5
to the case of	5
in our power to	5
mr redmond and mr	5
the language of the	5
to the extent of	5
policy of national reconciliation	5
that they could not	5
the pick of the	5
he could not have	5
when the home rule	5
in point of fact	5
of their native land	5
the use of arms	5
in or out of	5
annual report of the	5
knowledge of the subject	5
it has been said	5
men who have been	5
no illusion as to	5
million and a half	5
the poor folks of	5
to do with it	5
the bottom of all	5
it was the same	5
the king of the	5
and on the other	5
is based on the	5
an irish parliament is	5
to have anything to	5
a great number of	5
wrong indeed when we	5
home rule in the	5
to be in the	5
he said to me	5
the history of their	5
the roman catholics were	5
the inevitable result of	5
i may add that	5
board of technical instruction	5
on the edge of	5
the ulster hall on	5
men and women who	5
to take up the	5
one of the few	5
had been in the	5
the young men who	5
every part of ireland	5
that they do not	5
in which all the	5
of their time in	5
if it were possible	5
to make the world	5
who do not know	5
there would be a	5
dillon and his friends	5
and the other half	5
a larger measure of	5
in comparison with the	5
of the irish executive	5
pisintry in the wuruld	5
majority in the house	5
the rights of the	5
made up his mind	5
beneath the cruel english	5
god save the king	5
i say that the	5
the coercion of ulster	5
the country at the	5
which the liberal party	5
the better class of	5
for the time being	5
that had been made	5
the largest measure of	5
lord dunraven and his	5
is clear that the	5
it is not easy	5
to ireland with a	5
by the introduction of	5
on equal terms with	5
scheme of home rule	5
at a meeting of	5
the domination of the	5
knowledge of the facts	5
a citizen of the	5
ought to be done	5
of one hundred and	5
there must have been	5
to the supremacy of	5
put to the test	5
from the united states	5
in the debates on	5
in the administration of	5
the north of england	5
the cultivation of the	5
we are to have	5
that in view of	5
the population of the	5
redmond and his friends	5
will be remembered that	5
the appearance of the	5
to make home rule	5
in a free country	5
was to be no	5
to the spirit of	5
enough to say that	5
twenty years of resolute	5
in such a manner	5
not likely to be	5
good government of ireland	5
far as i could	5
letter to the times	5
or next to nothing	5
in ireland at the	5
in the national life	5
the place of his	5
i have already said	5
one of the largest	5
roman catholics of ireland	5
as sir edward carson	5
very wrong indeed when	5
that we do not	5
with the mass of	5
told the house of	5
the government of those	5
of the history of	5
master of the belfast	5
union between great britain	5
of the last century	5
the housing of the	5
of the working of	5
were very wrong indeed	5
is not possible to	5
the irish policy of	5
treasures of the deep	5
agricultural and industrial development	5
the queen and the	5
and they are not	5
on his way to	5
the decisions of the	5
that the idea of	5
and it must be	5
there has been no	5
of the local government	5
the arrival of the	5
with the united states	5
the transfer of the	5
the industrial character of	5
in his own right	5
the present system of	5
from the british empire	5
whole force of the	5
but they have not	5
so foolish as to	5
council of agriculture and	5
from the prime minister	5
to the influence of	5
the secret of strength	5
to arrive at a	5
must be borne in	5
all would be well	5
between ireland and great	5
i may call the	5
they have been told	5
of the country as	5
it is essential to	5
the cause of ireland	5
those who wish to	5
that the bill is	5
commons on the th	5
his majesty the king	5
an inquiry as to	5
said to be the	5
is not surprising that	5
qualities of the irish	5
left to the irish	5
by the people of	5
in the spring of	5
in her dealings with	5
the views of the	5
with the business of	5
many parts of ireland	5
the easter week rebellion	5
the fact that in	5
two or three years	5
would be fatal to	5
the irish parliament was	5
between him and the	5
it was not long	5
and when they are	5
the people of england	5
allow themselves to be	5
the integrity of the	5
are said to be	5
the problem of the	5
which it has been	5
in which he had	5
to home rule had	5
to give to the	5
it is enough to	5
we think of the	5
it be said that	5
of rural life in	5
not to be found	5
for the development of	5
of the rights of	5
leaders of the irish	5
to be let alone	5
to go back to	5
a fair rent fixed	5
the customs and excise	5
the two sections of	5
was said to be	5
be under the control	5
were in a position	5
royal college of science	5
of not less than	5
to bring home to	5
of the parliament of	5
a condition of things	5
the tender mercies of	5
to be hoped that	5
the foundation of a	5
are asked to believe	5
in accordance with irish	5
the wrath of the	5
this is not a	5
far as i can	5
i need hardly say	5
home rule was not	5
in great britain the	5
in the path of	5
character of the people	5
in which he said	5
that it might be	5
to the control of	5
that there would be	5
that the people should	5
of the spirit of	5
teeming treasures of the	5
both in ireland and	5
a million and a	5
in the story of	5
in a moment of	5
in the principle of	5
are the people who	5
of mr dillon and	5
in an irish parliament	5
mass of the population	5
but this was not	5
abolition of dual ownership	5
as well as of	5
the primate of all	5
difference between the two	5
to one of the	5
and it has been	5
could no longer be	5
on the parliament bill	5
to be founded on	5
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form of home rule	5
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the conditions of the	5
the completion of land	5
policy of the irish	5
and the irish party	5
to the mother country	5
in the ulster movement	5
the scope of this	5
home rule becomes law	5
the idea of the	5
the outbreak of war	5
a few days ago	5
of the people in	5
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it be remembered that	5
that the king had	5
the good faith of	5
a thing to be	5
the proceedings of the	5
that the influence of	5
had nothing to do	5
the difference in the	5
the form in which	5
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it is a fact	5
the roman catholics of	5
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the royal college of	5
completion of land purchase	5
in the parliament of	5
policy of home rule	5
of the catholic priesthood	5
of the war office	5
long as the irish	5
to the principles of	5
stood in the way	5
of the country which	5
the liberal party was	5
to some of the	5
of ulster from the	5
of the country will	5
that he and his	5
he was a man	5
in the british parliament	5
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the question of irish	5
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home rule act of	5
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i venture to say	5
the force of the	5
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irish home rule bill	5
in dealing with the	5
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the duke of york	5
the course of events	5
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member of parliament who	5
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that he had been	5
be one of the	5
of a united ireland	5
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essential to the success	5
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this aspect of the	5
as far as i	5
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be excluded from the	5
of the present day	5
from the imperial parliament	5
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government of ireland bill	5
the legislature of the	5
in ireland in the	5
would be the effect	5
between ireland and england	5
ireland for the irish	5
with respect to the	5
it was only after	5
to the highest bidder	5
of the six counties	5
leader of the ulster	5
to say that they	5
foinest pisintry in the	5
the raising of the	5
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advanced by the state	5
for the attainment of	5
in the federal system	5
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come to an end	5
people of great britain	5
the policy of coercion	5
the united states or	5
glory be to god	5
was set on foot	5
hundred and fifty years	5
of the french revolution	5
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by the imperial parliament	5
the light of a	5
the second part of	5
in some of the	5
of dealing with the	5
the midland and western	5
the english and the	5
a friend of mine	5
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much to say that	5
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the new movement and	5
the english people have	5
in the post office	5
be known as the	5
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one section of the	5
the possibility of a	5
the irish volunteers and	5
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in the exercise of	5
by the irish government	5
of the national league	5
home rule had been	5
for the period of	5
of the ulster parliamentary	5
the way to the	5
moderator of the general	5
the united kingdom in	5
the teeming treasures of	5
union between the two	5
question of irish government	5
in the irish character	5
brought home to the	5
and the home rule	5
if it were a	5
the advice of the	5
i am bound to	5
development of the country	5
the irish army of	5
the people here are	5
was given by the	5
there was in the	5
the directory of the	5
there is only one	5
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the bidding of the	5
the other day i	5
if the people of	5
in ireland would be	5
out of the house	5
them out of the	5
by the roman catholic	5
first act of the	5
to speak of the	5
to the ulster cause	5
whin we get the	5
the children of the	5
between the two nations	5
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the irish people and	5
the province of ulster	5
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made it possible for	5
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you might as well	5
in this part of	5
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the means of subsistence	5
they were willing to	5
in the congested districts	5
the taking of the	5
nations of the earth	5
thought of the country	5
system of national education	5
to the memory of	5
ireland to great britain	5
of the two islands	5
president of the united	5
of the new irish	5
that he was in	5
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circumstances of the case	5
vote as they are	5
at the instance of	5
to the tender mercies	5
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dublin correspondent of the	5
cannot be expected to	5
debates on the bill	5
of the irish character	5
the application of the	5
by an act of	5
of ireland was to	5
provisions of the bill	5
the votes of the	5
of england and scotland	5
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it was the duty	5
the importation of arms	5
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be said to be	5
for two or three	5
of the general assembly	5
success of the movement	5
causes of the war	5
had not yet been	5
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when he said that	5
of the chief secretary	5
not only in the	5
the speech of the	5
officers of the law	5
on the death of	5
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the desire of the	5
many of the irish	5
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ireland as well as	5
of the irish to	5
will be able to	5
irish house of commons	5
the principles for which	5
whatever may be said	5
if he did not	5
as to the best	5
to return to the	5
the belfast chamber of	5
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the general body of	5
irish question is a	5
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with the consent of	5
as it was called	5
to be present at	5
the local government board	5
to resist home rule	5
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party as a whole	5
to which he was	5
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the irish people the	5
the remnant of the	5
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home rule is a	5
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by the irish party	5
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elected representatives of the	5
to realise that the	5
the completion of the	5
the end of this	5
in the british empire	5
the prince of wales	5
of the belfast orangemen	5
the development of irish	5
on the top of	5
in ireland or in	5
integrity of the empire	5
as compared with the	5
in the same position	5
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for dealing with the	5
in the habit of	5
which he and his	5
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the machinery of the	5
of the land act	5
body of the irish	5
the credit of the	5
a few years ago	5
of the men of	5
that he would be	5
of dominion home rule	5
condition of the people	5
of the island is	5
to protest against the	5
the th and th	5
unionist party in england	5
minds of the people	5
bill and the irish	5
it may not be	5
in ireland as in	5
the end of their	5
with which he had	5
in charge of the	5
the influence of religion	5
to speak in the	5
from this time forward	5
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say that they are	5
by the land league	5
be a good thing	5
nothing to fear from	5
representatives of the people	5
the safety of the	5
outbreak of the war	5
business of the people	5
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of the covenant was	5
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the counsels of the	5
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on the amending bill	5
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standing committee of the	5
the treaty of limerick	5
is that it is	5
of customs and excise	5
the ear of the	5
beyond the reach of	5
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a settlement by consent	5
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of ireland has been	5
the fact that this	5
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on the lines of	5
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have the power to	5
spirit of the capital	5
the soul of a	5
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battle of the boyne	5
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it is a matter	5
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of the country is	5
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believe to be the	5
the land will be	5
the land question and	5
as if it were	5
objections to home rule	5
to show that the	5
condition of the country	5
in the city of	5
the beginning of a	5
the removal of the	5
the ulster parliamentary party	5
is supposed to be	5
in the ulster division	5
the souls of the	5
a day or two	5
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to fight for the	5
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of the union of	5
a home rule government	5
education of the country	5
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difficulties in the way	5
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land question in ireland	5
power of the irish	5
to those of the	5
the foinest pisintry in	5
of the american people	5
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of a people who	5
the morning of the	5
with the liberal party	5
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to believe in the	5
of the middle ages	5
the control of an	5
midland and western railway	5
edward carson and his	5
the improvement of the	5
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at a later date	5
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the main object of	5
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no doubt at all	4
the prime minister himself	4
the dangers of the	4
house of commons were	4
a letter to mr	4
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for the greater part	4
on the west coast	4
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that this is a	4
problem of rural life	4
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the time had come	4
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the clauses of the	4
right of ireland to	4
the beauty of the	4
the union defence league	4
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dunraven and his friends	4
know what to do	4
aspect of the case	4
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to the leaders of	4
the functions of the	4
bulk of the irish	4
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the proposal for a	4
english government in ireland	4
a very large number	4
home rule bill had	4
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the abolition of dual	4
to say that there	4
dismemberment of the empire	4
the local government act	4
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to avail themselves of	4
the land bill was	4
of agricultural and industrial	4
of the land purchase	4
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of home rule had	4
relations of landlord and	4
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my friends and myself	4
party in the house	4
of the irish council	4
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to the wishes of	4
of the irish republic	4
union between england and	4
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at the ulster club	4
of the second chamber	4
exclusion of the six	4
by a body of	4
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have the upper hand	4
the gaelic league and	4
what we can do	4
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of the orange lodges	4
his speech on the	4
board of national education	4
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every walk of life	4
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