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共 165 题- AGAINST HOME RULE
- THE CASE FOR THE UNION
- BY
- IRISH ESSAYS COMMITTEE
- PREFACE
- BY THE RIGHT HON. A. BONAR LAW, M.P.
- CONTENTS.
- PREFACE
- INTRODUCTION
- HISTORICAL
- I. A NOTE ON HOME RULE
- II. HISTORICAL RETROSPECT
- CRITICAL
- III. THE CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION
- IV. HOME RULE FINANCE
- V. HOME RULE AND THE COLONIAL ANALOGY
- VI. THE CONTROL OF JUDICIARY AND POLICE
- VII. THE ULSTER QUESTION
- VIII. THE POSITION OF ULSTER
- IX. THE SOUTHERN MINORITIES
- X. HOME RULE AND NAVAL DEFENCE
- XI. THE MILITARY DISADVANTAGES OF HOME RULE
- XII. THE RELIGIOUS DIFFICULTY UNDER HOME RULE
- CONSTRUCTIVE
- XIII. UNIONIST POLICY IN RELATION TO RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN IRELAND
- XIV. THE COMPLETION OF LAND PURCHASE
- XV. POSSIBLE IRISH FINANCIAL REFORMS UNDER THE UNION
- XVI. THE ECONOMICS OF SEPARATISM
- XVII. PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION
- XVIII. IRISH POOR LAW REFORM
- XIX. IRISH EDUCATION UNDER THE UNION
- XX. THE PROBLEM OF TRANSIT AND TRANSPORT IN IRELAND
- INTRODUCTION
- BY THE RIGHT HON. SIR EDWARD CARSON, M.P.
- FOOTNOTES:
- HISTORICAL
- A NOTE ON HOME RULE
- BY THE RIGHT HON. A.J. BALFOUR, M.P.
- II
- HISTORICAL RETROSPECT
- BY J.R. FISHER
- THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY.
- Its members are, he says--
- Money was voted, he says elsewhere, for--
- THE UNION.
- AFTER THE UNION.
- As Miss Murray says in her masterly work on Irish commerce[18]:--
- ULSTER'S DEVELOPMENT.
- THE LAND QUESTION.
- FOOTNOTES:
- CRITICAL
- III
- THE CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION
- BY GEORGE CAVE, K.C., M.P.
- INTRODUCTORY
- Franklin said truly that--
- RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT.
- Some Home Rulers are able to--
- CHECKS AND SAFEGUARDS.
- IRISH REPRESENTATION AT WESTMINSTER.
- FEDERALISM.
- DEVOLUTION.
- FOOTNOTES:
- IV
- HOME RULE FINANCE
- Total £11,702,000 £9,950,000
- Total £11,346,500
- The essential features of the 1886 scheme were as follows:--
- 2. Irish Parliament to have power to levy any other taxes.
- 10. The Lord Lieutenant's salary not to fall on the Irish Exchequer.
- SCHEME B (BASED ON BILL OF 1893, AS INTRODUCED).
- REVENUE. £ EXPENDITURE. £
- SCHEME C (BASED ON BILL OF 1893, AS AMENDED).
- REVENUE. £ EXPENDITURE £
- FOOTNOTES:
- HOME RULE AND THE COLONIAL ANALOGY.
- BY L.S. AMERY, M.P.
- FOOTNOTES:
- VI
- THE CONTROL OF JUDICIARY AND POLICE
- BY THE RIGHT HON. J.H. CAMPBELL, K.C., M.P.
- VII
- THE ULSTER QUESTION
- BY THE MARQUIS OF LONDONDERRY, K.G.
- FOOTNOTES:
- VIII
- THE POSITION OF ULSTER
- BY THE RIGHT HON. THOS. SINCLAIR
- FOOTNOTES:
- IX
- THE SOUTHERN MINORITIES
- BY RICHARD BAGWELL, M.A.
- HOME RULE AND NAVAL DEFENCE
- BY ADMIRAL LORD CHARLES BERESFORD, M.P.
- FOOTNOTES:
- XI
- THE MILITARY DISADVANTAGES OF HOME RULE
- BY THE EARL PERCY
- FOOTNOTES:
- XII
- THE RELIGIOUS DIFFICULTY UNDER HOME RULE
- BY THE RT. REV. C. F. D'ARCY, BISHOP OF DOWN
- THE RELIGIOUS DIFFICULTY UNDER HOME RULE
- BY REV. SAMUEL PRENTER, M.A., D.D. (DUBLIN),
- CONSTRUCTIVE
- XIII
- UNIONIST POLICY IN RELATION TO RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN IRELAND
- BY THE RIGHT HON. GERALD BALFOUR
- THE I.A.O.S.
- THE RECESS COMMITTEE.
- IRISH LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT.
- IRISH DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION.
- THE UNIONIST ATTITUDE.
- NATIONALIST HOSTILITY.
- FOOTNOTES:
- XIV
- THE COMPLETION OF LAND PURCHASE
- BY THE RIGHT HON. GEORGE WYNDHAM, M.P.
- XV
- POSSIBLE IRISH FINANCIAL REFORMS UNDER THE UNION
- BY ARTHUR WARREN SAMUELS, K.C.
- THE CONSTITUTIONAL POSITION.
- THE VICE-TREASURERSHIP OF IRELAND.
- IRISH INTERESTS UNDER TARIFF REFORM.
- REFORM OF AGRICULTURAL LAND TAXATION.
- CONSTRUCTIVISM.
- Mr. Childers wrote in 1896--
- A SUGGESTION FOR STATE TRANSIT OF HOME-GROWN PRODUCE.
- EQUIVALENT GRANTS IN AID.
- Mr. Wyndham said--
- Mr. Asquith said--
- Lord St. Aldwyn said--
- FOOTNOTES:
- XVI
- THE ECONOMICS OF SEPARATISM
- BY L. S. AMERY, M.P.
- FOOTNOTES:
- XVII
- PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION
- BY THE RIGHT HON. WALTER LONG, M.P.
- XVIII
- IRISH POOR LAW REFORM
- By JOHN E. HEALY (Editor of the _Irish Times_)
- XIX
- IRISH EDUCATION UNDER THE UNION[89]
- BY GODFREY LOCKER LAMPSON, M.P.
- PRIMARY EDUCATION.[90]
- The following desirable improvements may also be mentioned:--
- SECONDARY EDUCATION.
- FOOTNOTES:
- XX
- THE PROBLEM OF TRANSIT AND TRANSPORT IN IRELAND
- BY AN IRISH RAILWAY DIRECTOR
- SOLUTION OF TRANSIT PROBLEM IMPOSSIBLE UNDER HOME RULE.
- DETAILS OF RAILWAY TRANSIT PROBLEM.
- Now, what is advocated by the Majority Report is the--
- IRISH CREDIT NOT SUFFICIENT.
- PURCHASE BY STATE PAPER.
- EFFECT OF REDUCTION OF RAILWAY RATES.
- EFFECT OF NATIONALISATION ON TRADE RELATIONS.
- THE RIGHT SOLUTION.
- UNIONIST POLICY.
- CANALS AND NAVIGATION.
- CONCLUSION.
- FOOTNOTES: