Life of John Boyle Oreilly
Life of John Boyle Oreilly
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Dear Friend : I have read with great satisfaction, thy noble poem " America. " The great theme is strongly handled. It has much poetic beauty as well as a noble enthusiasm of patriotism.
Thanking thee for sending it, I am very truly thy friend, JOHN G. WHITTIER. AMESBURY, July 7, 1882.
296 BEACON STREET, July 2, 1882. MY DEAR MR. O REILLY : I have never thanked you for your spirited and patriotic poem, which was indeed worthy of the occasion.
HIS LIFE, POEMS AND SPEECHES. 215 All I have done wa...s to send you a lecture which you need not ac knowledge, above all, need not feel it your duty to read.
I am thankful that you are with us as a representative American ized Irishman.
Very truly yours, O. W. HOLMES.
O Reilly s prediction of the consequence of coercion in Ireland was literally verified. Early in March, Secretary Forster had made the foolish threat, "When outrages cease the suspects will be released. " The "outrages, " usually the most trifling of technical offenses, such as whistling " Harvey Duff" and other treasonable airs, did not cease ; there was nobody, their leaders being in jail, to repress the discontent of the people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dear Friend : I have read with great satisfaction, thy noble poem " America. " The great theme is strongly handled. It has much poetic beauty as well as a noble enthusiasm of patriotism.
Thanking thee for sending it, I am very truly thy friend, JOHN G. WHITTIER. AMESBURY, July 7, 1882.
296 BEACON STREET, July 2, 1882. MY DEAR MR. O REILLY : I have never thanked you for your spirited and patriotic poem, which was indeed worthy of the occasion.
HIS LIFE, POEMS AND SPEECHES. 215 All I have done wa...s to send you a lecture which you need not ac knowledge, above all, need not feel it your duty to read.
I am thankful that you are with us as a representative American ized Irishman.
Very truly yours, O. W. HOLMES.
O Reilly s prediction of the consequence of coercion in Ireland was literally verified. Early in March, Secretary Forster had made the foolish threat, "When outrages cease the suspects will be released. " The "outrages, " usually the most trifling of technical offenses, such as whistling " Harvey Duff" and other treasonable airs, did not cease ; there was nobody, their leaders being in jail, to repress the discontent of the people.
What to read after Life of John Boyle Oreilly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Jeffrey Roche to read onlineMoreLess
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