UCD Letters
[Letter from W. (William Ewart) Gladstone (Hawarden) to [C. A. Oldhenny ?], regarding the anti-nationalist stance of the Protestants of Belfast, on the visit of Lord Hartington. Hopes that the meeting in Dublin will bring out the Irish Protestants who sup

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Apr 13, 2021 Austin Feb 22, 2021 kodriscoll Nov 10, 2020 Jannyp Mar 05, 2017 John B Howard	Untitled Page 1 Hawarden Oct 23. 88 [UCD L 19] Sir I saw with pain that on the late visit of Lord Hartington to Belfast a multitude of Pro- testants assembled to applaud every thing which their grand- father's condemned, and to con- demn everything which their grandfathers applauded. [illegible] was more [devoted??] a century ago to the sentiment of Irish nationality: it may even have pushed that noble sentiment to excess. But now a large part	Untitled Page 1 Hawarden Oct 23. 88 [UCD L 19] Sir I saw with pain that on the late visit of Lord Accrington to Belfast a multitude of Pro- testants assembled to applaud every thing which their grand- father's condemned, and to [con?]- demn everything which their grandfathers applauded. [illegible] was more [devoted??] a century ago to the sentiment of Irish nationality: it may even have pushed that noble sentiment to excess. But now a large part

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