The Catholic Church And Secret Societies
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As the "Ribbonmen" were composed of Cath- olics, the Protestants organized the "Orangemen. " These two opposing bodies were soon involved in fierce hostilities with each other, and nearly all the peasantry, for a time, belonged to either the one or the other. From the ranks of the "Ribbonmen" issued a new so- ciety called "St. Patrick's Boys. " Their oath was: "I swear that my right hand be cut off and be nailed to the door of the prison at Armagh, rather than to deceive or betray a brother ; a...nd to persevere in the cause to which I deliberately devote myself; to pardon neither sex nor age, should it be in the way of my vengeance against the Orangemen. " CHAPTER XXI.
THE ORANGEMEN, When founded in Ireland, in 1795, was a secret politi- cal society composed entirely of Protestants. The name was taken in honor of King William the Third, Prince of Orange. The professed object of the society was "to support and defend the reigning sovereign of Great Britain and Ireland, and the succession to the throne in the present royal family as long as it remains Pro- testant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the "Ribbonmen" were composed of Cath- olics, the Protestants organized the "Orangemen. " These two opposing bodies were soon involved in fierce hostilities with each other, and nearly all the peasantry, for a time, belonged to either the one or the other. From the ranks of the "Ribbonmen" issued a new so- ciety called "St. Patrick's Boys. " Their oath was: "I swear that my right hand be cut off and be nailed to the door of the prison at Armagh, rather than to deceive or betray a brother ; a...nd to persevere in the cause to which I deliberately devote myself; to pardon neither sex nor age, should it be in the way of my vengeance against the Orangemen. " CHAPTER XXI.
THE ORANGEMEN, When founded in Ireland, in 1795, was a secret politi- cal society composed entirely of Protestants. The name was taken in honor of King William the Third, Prince of Orange. The professed object of the society was "to support and defend the reigning sovereign of Great Britain and Ireland, and the succession to the throne in the present royal family as long as it remains Pro- testant.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Rosen to read onlineMoreLess
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