Manifesto :
of the National Executive of the Communist Party of Ireland! /
Communist Party of Ireland.
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| Summary: | 1922 manifesto of the Communist Party of Ireland addressing men, women and workers of Ireland outlining its opinion of the Treaty, the Free State status of Ireland and Ireland as a Republic. |
| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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[Dublin? :
Communist Party of Ireland,
1922?]
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| Notes: | Formerly at Call number POL/1910-1920/92. Hand-written entry at top of broadside reads: ' addressed to Count Plunkett'. Opening address reads: 'Men and women of Ireland! To-day the representatives of the Irish Nation, elected to fight for an Irish Republic, meet to accept or reject, in your name, a Treaty with the Robber Power, England. This Treaty proposes the most shameful betrayal of Ireland's fight for national independence and of the cause of Irish Republicanism. Manifesto mentions James Connolly and Pad Pearse Slogans mentioned: 'Long live the Irish Republic; Join the Communist Party of Ireland; Down with any Free State allied to the robber trust!'. Hand-written entry on mount reads: '?[7th January 1922]. Physical description: 1 broadside ; 45 cm x 28 cm. more |
As a digital copy of this item is available, the original will not be issued.
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EPH E169 |
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Ephemera |