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Speeches from the dock, or protests of Irish patriotism...

T. D. Sullivan · 1882 · Scanned text · Free in the US

168,600 words · about 11 h 48 min to read

Period artwork: Interior of the Bodleian Library, 1845
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Author
T. D. Sullivan
Language
English
Published
1882
Length
168,600 words · about 11 h 48 min
Sections
4 reader sections
Text
Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
Rights
Public domain in the United States

 

Contents (4)
  1. Front matter about 1 min
  2. Part I Speeches Delivered Aftee Conviction under 1 min
  3. Preface about 1 min
  4. Part II about 11 h 46 min

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Front matter

Gass.

Book

THEOBALD WOLFE TONE.

Part I Speeches Delivered Aftee Conviction

THEOBALD WOLFE TONE,

WILLIAM ORR,

THE BROTHERS SHEARES,

ROBERT EMMET,

JOHN MARTIN (1848),

WILLIAM SMITH O'BRIEN,

THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER,

TERENCE BELLEW M'MANUS, JOHN MITCHEL, THOMAS C. LUBT, JOHN O LEARY, CHARLES J. KICKHAM, COLONEL THOxMAS F. BURKE CAPTAIN MACKAT.

•' Freedom's battle, once begun, — Bequeath'd from bleeding sire to Though baffled oft, is ever won."

Preface

During their many years in the book business, the publishers have received numerous orders for che present work. But, as the book had never been published in America, the orders could only be filled at great expense. These facts, together with the daily increasing Irish national spirit among Irishmen, and their descendants in this country, have decided them to undertake the task of supplying, at a reasonable price, a want that has long been felt. They ardently hope that their endeavor may haply contribute toward arousing, to an even higher enthusiasm, the aspirations of their fellow-countrymen. That the " Speeches from the Dock" may reecho through every lyceum, college and household, fanning into a blaze the glowing embers of that patriotic spirit of Irish national independence, is their most earnest desire.

PROVIDENCE, R. L,

TABLE OF CONTENTS,

PAJRT I.

Introductory ..... - D. B. S. - - • • 7

Theobald Wolfe Tone T. D. S. - • . • 14

William Orr D. B. S. - - - - 28

Henry and John Sheares • D. B. S. ... 32

Robert Emmet T. D. 8. - - - .39

Thomas Russell D. B. S. 54

John Mitchel T. D. S. • • - -72

T.F.Meagher D. B. S. - • 133

Kevin Izod O'Doherty D. B. S. - - - - 144

Terence Bellew MacManus - - • D. B. S. • . . 148

Thomas Clarke Luby T. D. S. • - - - 152

John O'Leary .... - - T. D. S. 168

J. O'Donovan (Rossa) T. D. S. • • • • 171

Brian Dillon, John Lynch, and others - • T. D. 8. • • - 174

Charles J. Kickham T. D. S. • • - - 18*

Thomas F. Burke D. B. S. 188

John M'Afferty T. D. S- - - - - 200

Edward Duffy, S. J. Meany, and John M'Clure T. D. S. • - - 204

Edward Kelly and Captain Mackey - - - T. D. 8. - • - - 219

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