Speech of Senator Charles W. Jones, of Florida, Delivered At Boston, Mass.
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The necessities of foreign service and the war in America left Ireland comparatively free from armed force. The best blood and families in the country decided to form a volunteer army. Eighty thousand men, under the inspiration of Grattan and the leadership of Lord Charlemont, sprang into organized life, splendidly armed and clothed, in a few months. The nobility and gentry stood side by side. The mer- chant, farmer, and mechanic put aside the drudgery of life and touched elbows in the ranks! T...he first noblemen in the realm commanded divisions of the troops, and gave up the luxury of their splendid homes for the common fare of the camp.
Ireland, for the first time in centuries, witnessed her destiny in the hands of her warrior sons. Well might Grattan exclaim: "Let corruption tremble; let the enemy, foreign and domestic, tremble; but let the friends of liberty rejoice at these means of safety and this hour of redemption." Listen to this more than mortal man when, on April 19, 1782, bespoke in support of the liberty of Ireland: "I might," said he, u as a constituent, come to your bar and demand my liberty.
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The necessities of foreign service and the war in America left Ireland comparatively free from armed force. The best blood and families in the country decided to form a volunteer army. Eighty thousand men, under the inspiration of Grattan and the leadership of Lord Charlemont, sprang into organized life, splendidly armed and clothed, in a few months. The nobility and gentry stood side by side. The mer- chant, farmer, and mechanic put aside the drudgery of life and touched elbows in the ranks! T...he first noblemen in the realm commanded divisions of the troops, and gave up the luxury of their splendid homes for the common fare of the camp.
Ireland, for the first time in centuries, witnessed her destiny in the hands of her warrior sons. Well might Grattan exclaim: "Let corruption tremble; let the enemy, foreign and domestic, tremble; but let the friends of liberty rejoice at these means of safety and this hour of redemption." Listen to this more than mortal man when, on April 19, 1782, bespoke in support of the liberty of Ireland: "I might," said he, u as a constituent, come to your bar and demand my liberty.
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