The Irish on the the Second Series of the Irish at the Michael MacDonagh with an Introduction by John Redmond, M. P (Classic Reprint)

This war is a war of liberation, and its battle-cry is the rights and liberties of humanity. From the very beginning of the Conflict my colleagues of the Irish Party, and I myself, have availed Of every opportunity in Parliament, on the platform, and in the Press, to present this view of it to the Irish race at home and abroad; and despite the tragic mistakes made in regard to Ireland by the successive Governments which have held Ofice since war broke out, we are still unshaken in our opinion that Ireland's highest interests lie in the speedy and overwhelming victory of England and the Allies.

The response Of the Irish race the world over to our appeal to rise in defence Of civilisation and free dom has been really wonderful. The example was set by Ireland herself.

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