This file uses _underscores_ to indicate italic text.
In some cases, Irish words appear to be printed with grave accents
rather than the acute síneadh fada. In this edition all Irish words use
only the modern standard fada.
In the Graveside Panegyric for O’Donovan Rossa, the Irish language
passage was printed in cló Gaelach, Irish script with lenition dots. It
is given here in Roman script, with lenition indicated with the letter h
as in modern Irish.
New original cover art included with this ebook is granted to the public
domain.
The following changes and corrections have been made:
• p. 10: Added “a” to phrase “the maintenance of a portion of the
machinery.”
• p. 23: Added period after phrase “where the master went the disciples
followed.”
• p. 32: Replaced “I I” with “I” in phrase “I have often thought that
the type of English education in Ireland was the Laocoon.”
• p. 55: Replaced “definace” with “defiance” in phrase “some defiance
flung at the Englishry.”
• p. 142: Replaced “atricle” with “article” in phrase “When I wrote the
article for December 1913.”
• p. 147: Replaced “Sinn Fein” with “Sinn Féin” in phrase “The National
Council of Sinn Féin recently sent an anti-enlisting car through the
streets of Dublin.”
• p. 171: Replaced “it it” with “it is” in phrase “it is not very
amusing.”
• p. 179: Replaced “do no” with “do not” in phrase “But these
conditions do not to any extent exist in Ireland.”
• p. 190: Replaced “Keatings” with “Keating’s” in phrase “he was trying
to spell his way through Keating’s _Trí Bior-Ghaoithe an Bháis_.”
• p. 192: Replaced “’o” with “o’” in phrase “You have heard o’ the Hawk
o’ the Hill-top.”
• p. 192: Added period after phrase “they say Parnell is dead--the
dirty fellow.”
• p. 246: Replaced “irrelevent” with “irrelevant” in phrase “But this
would be irrelevant to my purpose.”
• p. 313: Replaced “as” with “us” in phrase “This is a history which
pledges us to perseverance.”
• p. 321: Added closing double quote after phrase “federalism is not
worth _that_.”
• p. 325: Added word “that” in phrase “Flood, who could have governed
that Convention in spite of the rascally English.”
• p. 350: Added period after phrase “we cannot agree on the course we
should follow.”
• p. 364: Moved comma from after to before space in phrase “leaving all
things, followed.”