Letter from Michael Davitt, Dalkey, Co. Dublin, to John Redmond, congratulating Redmond on his speech in Parliament [condemning the Irish Administration and the office of the Chief Secretary], and suggesting that it should be printed and circulated as "a capital piece of useful propaganda",

1902 Jul. 24.
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Main Creator: Davitt, Michael, 1846-1906
Contributors: Redmond, John Edward, 1856-1918
Format: Manuscript
Language:English
Subjects:
Redmond, John Edward, > 1856-1918 > Correspondence
Wyndham, George, > 1863-1913
Irish Parliamentary Party
Great Britain. > Parliament. > House of Commons
Freeman's Journal (Dublin, Ireland)
Ireland > History > 1901-1910
Ireland > Politics and government > 1901-1910
Notes:Redmond's speech begins: "I desire, Sir, to move the reduction of the salary of the Chief Secretary, which stands in my name on the Notice Paper, and to found upon this Motion a condemnation of the entire system of Irish administration carried on by the right hon. Gentleman. The right hon. Gentleman has now been about two years in Dublin Castle, and I think no Englishman ever came over to govern Ireland on behalf of this Parliament under more favourable circumstances and with larger opportunities."

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