. Against home rule . le and Naval Defence . . .189 By Admiral Lord Charles Bercsford, XI. The Military Disadvantages of Home Rule . 195 By the Earl Percy. XII. The Religious Difficulty under Home Rule (i.) The Church View 204 By the Jit. Rev. C. F. DArcy, Bishop ofDown. (ii.) The Nonconformist View ..... 212By Rev. Samuel Printer, , (Dublin). CONSTRUCTIVE XIII. Unionist Policy in Relation to Rural Develop- ment in Ireland 225 By the Rt. Hon. Gerald Balfour. XIV. The Completion of Land Purchase .... 249 By the Rt. Hon. George Wyiidham, XV. Possible Irish Financial Reforms un
. Against home rule . le and Naval Defence . . .189 By Admiral Lord Charles Bercsford, XI. The Military Disadvantages of Home Rule . 195 By the Earl Percy. XII. The Religious Difficulty under Home Rule (i.) The Church View 204 By the Jit. Rev. C. F. DArcy, Bishop ofDown. (ii.) The Nonconformist View ..... 212By Rev. Samuel Printer, , (Dublin). CONSTRUCTIVE XIII. Unionist Policy in Relation to Rural Develop- ment in Ireland 225 By the Rt. Hon. Gerald Balfour. XIV. The Completion of Land Purchase .... 249 By the Rt. Hon. George Wyiidham, XV. Possible Irish Financial Reforms under the Union 271 By Arthur Warren Samuels, XVI. The Economics of Separatism 282 By L. S. A may, XVII. Private Bill Legislation 295 By the Rt. Hon. Walter Long, XVIII. Irish Poor Law Reform 304 By John E. Healy, Editor of the Irish Times: XIX. Irish Education under the Union .... 314 By Godfrey Locker Lampson, XX. The Problem of Transit and Transport in Ireland . 332 By an Irish Railway y, Russell & Sons, INTRODUCTION By the Right Hon. Sir Edward Carson, The object of the various essays collected in this book isto set out the case against Home Rule for Ireland, and tore-state Unionist policy in the light of the recent changesin that country. The authors are not, however, to beregarded as forming anything in the nature of a corporatebody, and no collective responsibility is to be ascribed tothem. Each writer is responsible for the views set out inhis own article, and for those alone. At the same time,they are all leaders of Unionist thought and opinion, andtheir views in the main represent the policy which theUnionist Government, when returned to power, will have tocarry into effect. Among the contributors to the book are an ex-Premier,four ex-Chief Secretaries for Ireland, an ex-Lord Lieutenant,two ex-Law officers, and a number of men whose specialstudy of the Irish question entitles them to have their viewsmost carefully considered when the
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