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George Bancroft, History of the United States from the Discovery of the American Continent, Vol. 5, 13th edition., Chapter 4: (search)
nglo-Irish, they suffered equally with the native Irish from the mercantile system. The restrictions of the acts of trade Acts to which we never consented. Dean Swift. extended not to America only, but to the sister kingdom. It had harbors, but it could not send a sail across the Atlantic, nor ship directly to the colonies, ng the Anglo-Irish statesmen. The Irish people set the example of resisting English laws by voluntary agreements to abstain from using English manufactures, Dean Swift's State of Ireland. and the patriot party had already acquired strength and skill, just at the time when the British parliament, by its purpose of taxing the Ame them of their madness. The worst is, that it affects only Protestants, and reigns chiefly in the North. Plowden's Historical Review, i. .276. Compare, too, Dean Swift's Letters. and every successive period of discontent swelled the tide of emigrants. Just after the peace of Paris, the Heart of Oak Protestants of Ulster, wear