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The History Sale 19

th

April 2016

68 TOIRDHEALBHACH MAC SUIBHNE [TERENCE MACSWINEY].

The Ethics of Revolt. A discussion from a Catholic point of view as to when it becomes lawful to rise in revolt against the Civil Power. Reprinted

from Irish Freedom. March 1918, wrappers, soiled, 24 pp, final leaf soiled and torn (no loss). Inscribed by MacSwiney on title page, ‘le meas agus

cairdeas’ [with respect and friendship] .

Scarce. Two years later MacSwiney died after a 74 day hunger strike in prison; his enormous funeral was one of the turning points of the Anglo

Irish War.

With

Brian O’Higgins. The Soldier’s Story of Easter Week. 1925, wrappers. Inscribed by author ‘le cion caraid, 11.3.’25’ [with affectionate friendship].

Wolfe Tone memorial badge laid in.

[2]

Provenance: Daly family of Limerick.

€ 200 - 300