Corpus of Electronic Texts Edition
Labour and Easter Week
Author: James Connolly
Table of Contents
p.25
The Roots of modern War
p.27
The South African War (1899-1902)
p.32
British and Russian Imperialism
p.34
Socialism and Imperialism
p.38
A Continental Revolution
p.43
A Martyr for Conscience Sake
p.48
Connolly's Speech on War's Outbreak
p.50
Can Warfare be Civilised?
p.55
Revolutionary Unionism and War
p.61
James Keir Hardie
p.63
A Labour Day Speech in Dublin
p.65
Our disappearing Liberties
p.69
Why the Citizen Army honours Rossa
p.71
The Man and the Cause!
p.75
Ireland's Travail and Ireland's Resurrection
p.79
The Party versus the People
p.82
God Help the poor Irish
p.84
In Praise of the Empire
p.87
A War for Civilisation
p.91
For the Citizen Army
p.94
Diplomacy
p.100
Recruiting the Irish Citizen Army
p.101
Ireland disaffected or revolutionary?
p.106
The Manchester Martyrs
p.111
Conscription
p.114
‘Trust Your Leaders’!
p.120
Economic Conscription
p.129
Two fateful Christmas Weeks
p.131
The Volunteers of '82
p.136
What is our Programme?
p.141
What is a free Nation?
p.147
The Slums and the Trenches
p.152
The Days of March
p.156
The Slackers
p.166
The national Festival
p.168
The Call to Arms
p.173
The Irish Flag
p.177
Last Statement of James Connolly