MAXIMS CONTROLLED.

The heading of this tract would imply that the theories of political

economy have no application to Ireland. Here he shows, one by one, how the

ordinary rules that guide us in regard to other nations are utterly

fallacious when applied to Ireland. What strikes us most in all these

tracts is the deliberate incisiveness of their irony, the despairing

bitterness that gives them finish and completeness.

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