Part 1 — CHAPTER II.
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CHAPTER II.
THE IRISH QUESTION IN IRELAND.
Misunderstanding of the Irish People by the English and by Themselves
Anomalies of Irish Life
The New Movement—Position of Nationalists and Unionists in it
North and South
The Question of Rural Life
Economic Side of the Question
Grazing versus Tillage
Peasant Organisation to be Supplemented by State-Aid
Uneconomic Holdings too Prevalent
Remedies Proposed
Salvation not by Agriculture Alone
Rural Industries and the Irish Home
Reasons for Arrested Development of Home Life
Inter-Dependence of the Sentimental and Practical in Ireland
Outlines of Succeeding Chapters