Excerpt from The Condition and Fate of England, Vol. 1 of 2
Books the fifth and sixth. - The sufferings and crime, the ignorance and degradation, which have been caused by these oppressive and unparalleled burdens laid upon the people.
Book the seventh, - Glances at the woes and the struggles of Ireland, under the tyrannical power of England, and her only hope of relief.
Book the eighth. - The feelings of the people in view of the deep injustice they have so long suffered, and their determination to endure their slavery no longer.
Book the ninth. - The opposition of the aristocracy to the liberties of the people, and their determination still to keep them in subjection.
Book the tenth. - The progress of the Democratic Principle throughout the world, and especially in Great Britain.
Book the eleventh. - The final issue of this conflict - Reform or Revolution.
In illustrating and proving these separate points, I have paid no regard to the criticism which might be made that the work contains too many extracts, for it is absolutely necessary to appeal frequently to unimpeached authorities to defend the statements I have made.
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