THE PAST AND FUTURE OF THE IRISH QUESTION[1] BY JAMES BRYCE, M.P. For half a century or more no question of English domestic politics has excited so much interest outside England as that question of resettling her relations with Ireland, which was fought over in the last Parliament, and still confronts the Parliament that has […]

In the Home Rule contest of the last eighteen months no argument has been more frequently used against the Liberal party than the charge of sudden, and therefore, it would seem, dishonest change of view. “You were opposed to an Irish Parliament at the election of 1880 and for some time afterward; you are not […]