Irish Pamphlets

A bound volume of Irish political pamphlets. The spine has a gilt title which reads ‘Irish Pamphlets / Vol. II’.

Details

Level of description: File
Date: 1898-1924
Reference: 1
Extent and medium: c.260 pp; 18.5 cm x 13 cm; Bound volume; printed
Scope and content: A bound volume of Irish political pamphlets. The spine has a gilt title which reads ‘Irish Pamphlets / Vol. II’.
Physical characteristics: It appears that the covers of many of the pamphlets within the volume were removed, presumably prior to binding.
Repository: Irish Capuchin Archives
Context: Irish Capuchin Archives > Papers of 'The Capuchin Annual' and the Irish Capuchin Publications Office > Papers of Fr. Senan Moynihan OFM Cap. > Bound Pamphlet Collection

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Extracted Mentions

People, places, and terms identified via handwriting recognition and named entity recognition.

People

Places

Devlin(1)

Sample passages

( By Hugh O'Neill ) .
would not , at the behest of Redmond , Dillon , Devlin ,
would not , at the behest of Redmond , Dillon , Devlin ,

Full Transcript (OCR, 2 pages)

Machine-generated OCR transcript. Handwritten material may contain recognition errors.

Page 1

to principles thought that the Irish would be satisfied independent nation . Men who did not know the Irish race and its loyalty The Easter Week Rebellion in Ireland was one of integral part of the British Empire but a separate and would not , at the behest of Redmond , Dillon , Devlin , England's dark doings in the hope of sharing in b no slave-minded West Britons , ready to participate in ideals of the Irish race for a mess of cottage or a miser- participants in the crimes of England ; that the Irish showed the world the hollow presence of England , and able pittance called Home Rule ; that the Irish were nationality - that they had not become the willing spoils ; that the Irish did not wish their land to be a- the most important events in the world's war . It and other place-hunting politicians , surrender the the world that the Irish had not lost their spirit of corrupt representatives at Westminster . It proved to saved Ireland from the ignoming of surrender by her who is the real foe of ( By Hugh O'Neill ) . THE Irish ?

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glasgow : The Scottish Workers' Committees . THE CIRCIFICATION of Ireland By H. A. Campbell . Labour Organiser of Australia and New Zealand .