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Excerpt from Alexander Hamilton: An Essay on American UnionIn particular I have to thank Miss Mary Stubbert for her valuable assistance, but at the same time it is necessary to make it clear that she is not to be held responsible for the opinions I have ventured to express on men and events. I am well aware that in several instances she is in dis agreement with my conclusions. I wish also to thank Mr. William Wallace, who has read and correcte...

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Excerpt from Ordeal by Battle IT is hardly necessary to plead, in extenuation of those many faults which any impartial reader will discover in the following pages, the impossibility of discussing events which are unfolding themselves around us, in the same detached spirit as if we were dealing with past history. The greater part of this volume has been written in haste, and no one is more alive to its shortcomings than the author himself. Ab...

Excerpt from Ireland and the Imperial Conference: Is There a Way to a Settlement?AT the census of 1821 the Irish population was very nearly half that of Great Britain. At the census of 1911 it amounted to little more than one -tenth. During these ninety years of peace and prosperity the people of England, Scotland and Wales all but trebled their numbers, while those of Ireland shrank by more than a third.About the PublisherForgotten Books publ...

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Excerpt from Six One-Act Plays: The Hand of the Prophet Children of Granada the Turtle Dove This Youth-Gentlemen the Striker Murdering Selina From between the parted curtains two desert men in white costumes, with red sashes and turbans appear. They wear scimiters in their sashes, and are smoking very long cigarettes. They bow to one another, and walk to the two sides of the stage, where they remain until first curtain, then go be hind. This ...

Excerpt from Alexander Hamilton: An Essay on American Union In particular I have to thank Miss Mary Stubbert for her valuable assistance, but at the same time it is necessary to make it clear that she is not to be held responsible for the opinions I have ventured to express on men and events. I am well aware that in several instances she is in dis agreement with my conclusions. I wish also to thank Mr. William Wallace, who has read and correc...

Excerpt from Ordeal by Battle IT is hardly necessary to plead, in extenuation of those many faults which any impartial reader will discover in the following pages, the impossibility of discussing events which are unfolding themselves around us, in the same detached spirit as if we were dealing with past history. The greater part of this volume has been written in haste, and no one is more alive to its shortcomings than the author himself. Ab...

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