The Rights of Ireland : And the Faith of a Felon
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And against them I am determined to make war. — to their destruction or my own.
These are my principles and views. I shall have other oppor- tunities to develop and defend them. I have some few other requisitions to make but I choose to defer them for other reasons besides want of time and space. Our first business, before we can advance a step, is to fix our own footing and make good our position. This once done, this contest must, if possibie, be brought to a speedy close.
THE FAITH OF A FELO...N.
(From the Irish Felon, July 8th, 1848.) \\'hen Mr. Duffy expected arrest, some weeks ago, h-e drew up his profession of principles,, " The Creed of The N(ation.'' Under influences of similar feelings and considerations, though noi ■exactly the same, nor excited by circumstances altogether alike, I iiasten to put my own principles upon record. Until yesterday I did not intend to have done this for some weeks to come. The statement or confession of faith that follows I could have wished for time to make niore correct and complete.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And against them I am determined to make war. — to their destruction or my own.
These are my principles and views. I shall have other oppor- tunities to develop and defend them. I have some few other requisitions to make but I choose to defer them for other reasons besides want of time and space. Our first business, before we can advance a step, is to fix our own footing and make good our position. This once done, this contest must, if possibie, be brought to a speedy close.
THE FAITH OF A FELO...N.
(From the Irish Felon, July 8th, 1848.) \\'hen Mr. Duffy expected arrest, some weeks ago, h-e drew up his profession of principles,, " The Creed of The N(ation.'' Under influences of similar feelings and considerations, though noi ■exactly the same, nor excited by circumstances altogether alike, I iiasten to put my own principles upon record. Until yesterday I did not intend to have done this for some weeks to come. The statement or confession of faith that follows I could have wished for time to make niore correct and complete.
What to read after The Rights of Ireland : And the Faith of a Felon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Connolly, James, 1868-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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