[IRELAND'S ALTERNATIVES.]
BY LORD THRING
[THE PAST AND FUTURE OF THE IRISH QUESTION.]
BY JAMES BRYCE, M.P.
[SOME ARGUMENTS CONSIDERED.]
BY THE RIGHT HON. JOHN MORLEY, M.P.
[LESSONS OF IRISH HISTORY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY.]
BY THE RIGHT HON. W.E. GLADSTONE, M.P.
PREFACE.
The present seems an excellent moment for bringing forward the arguments in favour of a new policy for Ireland, which are to be found in the articles contained in this volume.
We are realizing the first results of the verdict given at the election of 1886. And this I interpret as saying that the constituencies were not then ready to depart from the lines of policy which, up to last year, nearly all politicians of both parties in Parliament had laid down for their guidance in Irish affairs.