William Smith O'Brien citations

William Smith O'Brien: 3 citations0 J'aime

William Smith O'Brien: Citations en anglais

“I believe as firmly as I believe any other historical truth—that no nation ever suffered so much from another nation as the Irish have suffered from the English—or for so long a time.”

Help us translate this quote

William Smith O'Brien

14 January letter to John Martin: 14, Correspondence between John Martin and William Smith O'Brien relative to a French invasion, 1861 https://books.google.com/books?id=uioenbWx30MC&pg=PA14,

“A people desirous to preserve their freedom cannot be too jealous in watching the encroachment of a centralizing spirit.”

Help us translate this quote

William Smith O'Brien

p. 20 https://books.google.com/books?id=4VUBAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA20 <br class="br">Principles of Government: Or Meditations in Exile (1856), Chapter II. On Centralized and Local Administration

“History supplies us with examples of almost every possible modification of government.”

Help us translate this quote

William Smith O'Brien

p. 16 https://books.google.com/books?id=4VUBAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA16 <br class="br">Principles of Government: Or Meditations in Exile (1856), Chapter II. On Centralized and Local Administration