text_original: Probably no Irishman who ever lived was a more bitter and uncompromising enemy of English rule in Ireland than John Mitchel, the rebel of 1848. His opinion, there  fore, is worth having as to the character of Chesterfield's rule in Dublin Castle.
text_transcription: PROBABLY NO IRISHMAN WHO EVER LIVED WAS A MORE BITTER AND UNCOMPROMISING ENEMY OF ENGLISH RULE IN IRELAND THAN JOHN MITCHELL THE REBEL OF EIGHTEEN FORTY EIGHT HIS OPINION THEREFORE IS WORTH HAVING AS TO THE CHARACTER OF CHESTERFIELD'S RULE IN DUBLIN CASTLE
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