History of the Sinn Fein Movement And the Irish Rebellion of 1916
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Three months ago he put forward the claim to send twenty-five nominees to the Provisional Committee of the Irish Volunteers. He threatened, if the claim was not conceded, to proceed to the dis- memberment of the Irish Volunteer organization.
It is clear that the proposal to throw the country into turmoil, and to destroy the chances of a Home Rule measure in the near future, must have been forced upon Mr. Redmond. Already ignor- ing the Irish Volunteers as a factor in the national position, Mr. ...Redmond had consented to a dismemberment of Ireland, which could be made permanent by the same agencies that forced him to accept it as temporary. He was now prepared to risk another dis- ruption and the wreck of the cause intrusted to him.
The Provisional Committee, while recognizing that the responsi- bility in that case would be altogether Mr. Redmond's, decided to risk the lesser evil and to admit his nominees to sit and act on the committee. The committee made no representations as to the per- sons to be nominated, and, when the nominations were received, no question was asked as to how far Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Three months ago he put forward the claim to send twenty-five nominees to the Provisional Committee of the Irish Volunteers. He threatened, if the claim was not conceded, to proceed to the dis- memberment of the Irish Volunteer organization.
It is clear that the proposal to throw the country into turmoil, and to destroy the chances of a Home Rule measure in the near future, must have been forced upon Mr. Redmond. Already ignor- ing the Irish Volunteers as a factor in the national position, Mr. ...Redmond had consented to a dismemberment of Ireland, which could be made permanent by the same agencies that forced him to accept it as temporary. He was now prepared to risk another dis- ruption and the wreck of the cause intrusted to him.
The Provisional Committee, while recognizing that the responsi- bility in that case would be altogether Mr. Redmond's, decided to risk the lesser evil and to admit his nominees to sit and act on the committee. The committee made no representations as to the per- sons to be nominated, and, when the nominations were received, no question was asked as to how far Mr.
What to read after History of the Sinn Fein Movement And the Irish Rebellion of 1916?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis P Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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