The War Its Causes And Its Message
The War Its Causes And Its Message
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, 1914 SOME weeks ago I took it upon myself to suggest to the four principal magistrates of the United Kingdom that they should afford me an opportunity of making a personal appeal to their citizens at a great moment in our national history. I have already delivered my message in London and in Edinburgh. To the first of those great communities I was able to speak as an Englishman by birth and as a Londoner by early association and a long residence. To the second, the capital of the Ancient King...dom of Scotland, I had special credentials as having been for the best part of 30 years one of their representatives in the House of Commons, and now indeed by one of the melancholy privileges of time the senior among the Scottish members. But to-night when I come to Dublin I can put forward neither the one claim nor the other. I base my title, such as it is, to your hospitality and your hearing upon such service as during the whole of my political life I have tried, with a whole heart and to the best of my faculty and opportunities, to render to Ireland.
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, 1914 SOME weeks ago I took it upon myself to suggest to the four principal magistrates of the United Kingdom that they should afford me an opportunity of making a personal appeal to their citizens at a great moment in our national history. I have already delivered my message in London and in Edinburgh. To the first of those great communities I was able to speak as an Englishman by birth and as a Londoner by early association and a long residence. To the second, the capital of the Ancient King...dom of Scotland, I had special credentials as having been for the best part of 30 years one of their representatives in the House of Commons, and now indeed by one of the melancholy privileges of time the senior among the Scottish members. But to-night when I come to Dublin I can put forward neither the one claim nor the other. I base my title, such as it is, to your hospitality and your hearing upon such service as during the whole of my political life I have tried, with a whole heart and to the best of my faculty and opportunities, to render to Ireland.
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