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Considered by many to be Ireland's most important revolutionary, James Connolly devoted his life to struggles against exploitation, oppression and imperialism. Active across the world, Connolly was a peerless organiser, sharp polemicist, and highly original thinker. This collection of his most important writings, with an extensive introduction from the editor, returns Connolly to his proper place in Irish and global history, and seeks to inspire people today with his vision of a world free of militarism, injustice and deprivation.
Contents
Irish Socialist Republican Party
Socialism and Nationalism
Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee
The Men We Honour
Compromise
The Gaelic Revival
The Roots of Modern War
A Socialist Candidate for Dublin Corporation
State Monopoly versus Socialism
Socialism and Religion
International Capitalism
The Kaiser and the Class War
Socialism and Royalty
Soldiers of the Queen
Physical Force in Irish Politics
The South African War
Law and Order
Imperialism and Socialism
A Plea for the Children
Let Us Free Ireland!
The Coming Generation
Coronation of King Edward VII
Taken Root!
The New Danger: Socialists and Coalition
Declaration of the Principles for the Irish Socialist Federation
The Coming Revolt in India I
The Coming Revolt in India II
Socialism Made Easy
Erin's Hope: The End and The Means
Sinn Féin and the Language Movement
Emigration
To Irish Wage Workers in America
Facets of American Liberty
Sinn Féin, Socialism and the Nation
Learning Their Lesson
Ballots, Bullets, Or -?
Industrial Unionism and Trade Unions
Labour in Irish History
Sweatshops Behind the Orange Flag
Ireland, Karl Marx and William Walker
Direct Action in Belfast
Visit of King George V
Some Rambling Remarks
British Labour and Irish Politicians
North-East Ulster
July the Twelfth
A Forgotten Chapter in Irish History
Belfast and Dublin Today
The Dublin Lock Out: On the Eve
Glorious Dublin!
How to Release Larkin
Irish Rebels and English Mobs
A Titanic Struggle
A Fiery Cross or Christmas Bells
The Isolation of Dublin
Labour and the Proposed Partition of Ireland
The Exclusion of Ulster
Old Wine in New Bottles
Our Duty in This Crisis
A Continental Revolution
The National Danger
A Martyr for Conscience Sake
The War Upon the German Nation
The Hope of Ireland
Socialists and the War
Revolutionary Unionism and War
Moscow Insurrection of 1905
For the Citizens Army
Ireland - Disaffected or Revolutionary?
The Ties That Bind
Economic Conscription
Woman
What Is Our Programme?
Cannon Fodder for British Imperialism
We Will Rise Again
The Irish Flag
Last Statement
