IV. "Irish law is not justice."

He expressed regret that he was unable to respect the laws of the

country. According to his views, the laws were made by an assembly of

landlords, purely and solely to serve their own rapacious desires, and

not in accordance with any dictates of right or wrong. As soon might

the lambs respect the laws of the wolves as the people of Ireland

respect the laws of the landlords.

From this point he naturally arrived at his fifth negative proposition:

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