The Life of John Redmond
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It was at this time that Mr. Redmond asserted his control over the National Volunteers.
Without the rise of the National Volunteers there would have been no Proclamation prohibit- [197] THE LIFE OF JOHN REDMOND ing the importation of arms into Ireland; with- out that Proclamation there would have been no opportunity for the Covenanters in Ulster to show how great and menacing was their strength.
The gun-running at Larne and other parts of the North was an event of the first political impor- tan...ce. It offered a decisive challenge to the Gov- ernment; and the Government did not accept the challenge. The Ulster Covenanters had pro- fessed their indifference to the prohibition upon the importation of arms, boasting that they were already well equipped and would have no diffi- culty in procuring further arms if necessary.
The departure of the yacht "Fanny" from Hamburg carrying the German rifles was an- nounced in the newspaper three weeks before its arrival at Larne on April 24th. All the Volun- teers were called out under cover of a test mobi- lisation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was at this time that Mr. Redmond asserted his control over the National Volunteers.
Without the rise of the National Volunteers there would have been no Proclamation prohibit- [197] THE LIFE OF JOHN REDMOND ing the importation of arms into Ireland; with- out that Proclamation there would have been no opportunity for the Covenanters in Ulster to show how great and menacing was their strength.
The gun-running at Larne and other parts of the North was an event of the first political impor- tan...ce. It offered a decisive challenge to the Gov- ernment; and the Government did not accept the challenge. The Ulster Covenanters had pro- fessed their indifference to the prohibition upon the importation of arms, boasting that they were already well equipped and would have no diffi- culty in procuring further arms if necessary.
The departure of the yacht "Fanny" from Hamburg carrying the German rifles was an- nounced in the newspaper three weeks before its arrival at Larne on April 24th. All the Volun- teers were called out under cover of a test mobi- lisation.
What to read after The Life of John Redmond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wells, Warre Bradley, 1892- to read onlineMoreLess
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