THE HOME RULE PLAN
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THE NINETEENTH CENTURY BILLS AND THE BILL OF 1912.
"Without union of hearts identification is extinction, is dishonour, is conquest—not identification."
Grattan.
"It would be a misery to me if I had forgotten or omitted, in these my closing years, any measure possible for me to take towards upholding and promoting the cause, not of one Party or another, of one nation or another, but of all Parties and of all nations inhabiting these islands; and to these nations, viewing them as I do with all their vast opportunities, under a living union for power and for progress, I say, let me entreat you to let the dead bury the dead, and to cast behind you every recollection of bygone evils, and to cherish, to love, and sustain one another through all the vicissitudes of human affairs in the times that are to come."
Mr. Gladstone (First reading of 1893 Bill, 13th February).