Excerpt from Peasant Proprietary in Ireland: A Rejoinder Last month there appeared in the review an article condemning the institution of a peasant proprietary in Ireland, and containing arguments so partial and one-sided that if it be not likely that a more competent advocate of 'la petite culture should enter the lists, I venture, rather than allow Mr. Morice's essay the appearance of being unanswerable because it was unanswered, to say a few words on the other side. As you, Mr. Editor, appear to recognise the justice of the audz' alteram partzm doctrine, I look to your indulgence for the insertion of my remarks upon a question the most important that could engage the atten tion of the thoughtful constituency to which the review appeals. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work.

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