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Timaru Herald, Volume XC, Issue 13240, 21 March 1907, Page 6

r ! hi? Knglish peiple. .siiv.s U. K. Chesterton. ever wince it began to make a me.** nf Ireland, had characteristically .sought excuses, for what it was doing. Therefore the said : "We do not want to give the Irish self-government. ami we do not want to inquire too closely into our own m'.nds as to why we d;> not want to give it. We are inclined to think the Irish incapable, but we do not- want to say they are itnbecile. Therefore we will say tliev are visionaries, beautiful dreamers and artists, walking upon ihe borderland betwen til's world and the other, and never coming into contact with the brutal and inferior facts of life. There is <lll eiioiTnous racial division between men. The Celts can 'write poems and build churches, hut •cannot .vote: and the- Teutons are all ca.lui and fair and strong and can do anything tlier like." That was the latest, of the desperate attempts of the poor old Knglish people to find an excuse for not allowing a "white Christian people; brave, political, and intellectual, to govern themselves. The most extraordinary phenomenon was that a " number of Irish people had come forward and said that ..those excuses were quite true. In point of fac 1- . 'there wn« no ground for them whatever. lieland was a, nation simply because there had been for two geiieriL* ions an enormous number of people who were ready to be killed rather than admit that it was not a nation.

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