Life of John Mitchel
Life of John Mitchel
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] ADDRESS TO THE FREXCH PEOPLE. 2IO.
who had previously opposed Mitchel's views most strongly, became advocates of physical force. In his speech at the meeting of the 15th of March, O'Brien explained his position in straightforward and manly terms. He referred to his former position as stated in the three days' debate, and proceeded : " But the state of affairs was totally different now, and he had no hesitation in declaring that he thought the minds of intelligent young men should be turned to... the consideration of such questions as : how strong places can be captured, and weak ones defended ; how supplies of food and ammunition can be cut off from an enemy ; and how they can be secured to a friendly force. The time has also come when every lover of his country should come forward openly, and proclaim his willingness to be enrolled as a member of a national guard. " And Meagher, who seconded O'Brien's motion, exhorted his countrymen in these words : " When the world is in arms — when the silence which for two and thirty years has reigned upon the plain of Waterloo at last is broken — then be prepared to grasp your freedom with an armed hand, and hold it with the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] ADDRESS TO THE FREXCH PEOPLE. 2IO.
who had previously opposed Mitchel's views most strongly, became advocates of physical force. In his speech at the meeting of the 15th of March, O'Brien explained his position in straightforward and manly terms. He referred to his former position as stated in the three days' debate, and proceeded : " But the state of affairs was totally different now, and he had no hesitation in declaring that he thought the minds of intelligent young men should be turned to... the consideration of such questions as : how strong places can be captured, and weak ones defended ; how supplies of food and ammunition can be cut off from an enemy ; and how they can be secured to a friendly force. The time has also come when every lover of his country should come forward openly, and proclaim his willingness to be enrolled as a member of a national guard. " And Meagher, who seconded O'Brien's motion, exhorted his countrymen in these words : " When the world is in arms — when the silence which for two and thirty years has reigned upon the plain of Waterloo at last is broken — then be prepared to grasp your freedom with an armed hand, and hold it with the same.
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