Principles of Freedom
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Not what he knows to be right, but what they believe to be useful, must be done ; and before the first day is done the first fight must be made. However, the old Fenian has enough of the spirit of old times to come safe through the first round.
But the second is close on his heels: Dublin Casfle has been attentive. The mayor, as chief magistrate, has privileges on which the Castle 70 PRINCIPLES OF FREEDOM now silently closes. There are private and veiled remonstrances by secret officials: **The... mayor is acting illegally; lie mnst not do so- and-so; such is the function of a magistrate; he has not taken the oath," etc. All this re- newing the fight of the first day, for the Castle, too, wants the mayor on the bench to brand him as its own and alienate him from the old flag. It puts on the pressure by suppressing his privileges, weakening his influence, and disap- pointing his '* supporters. '^ All this is silently done. Still, the mayor holds fast, but he has not counted on this, and is beginning to be baf- fled and worried.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not what he knows to be right, but what they believe to be useful, must be done ; and before the first day is done the first fight must be made. However, the old Fenian has enough of the spirit of old times to come safe through the first round.
But the second is close on his heels: Dublin Casfle has been attentive. The mayor, as chief magistrate, has privileges on which the Castle 70 PRINCIPLES OF FREEDOM now silently closes. There are private and veiled remonstrances by secret officials: **The... mayor is acting illegally; lie mnst not do so- and-so; such is the function of a magistrate; he has not taken the oath," etc. All this re- newing the fight of the first day, for the Castle, too, wants the mayor on the bench to brand him as its own and alienate him from the old flag. It puts on the pressure by suppressing his privileges, weakening his influence, and disap- pointing his '* supporters. '^ All this is silently done. Still, the mayor holds fast, but he has not counted on this, and is beginning to be baf- fled and worried.
What to read after Principles of Freedom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terence J Terence Joseph Macswiney to read onlineMoreLess
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