The "Wearing of the Green," or The Prosecuted Funeral Procession - Paperback

by A. M. (Alexander Martin) Sullivan (Author)

"The Wearing of the Green" delves into a pivotal moment in Irish history, recounting the events surrounding the Manchester Martyrs of 1867. A. M. Sullivan meticulously chronicles this significant episode of 19th-century Irish nationalism and its impact.

Focusing on the fate of these political prisoners and their connection to the Fenian Brotherhood, the book offers a compelling narrative relevant to the history of Ireland, its conflicts, and its enduring spirit. Explore the social and political landscape that fueled Irish resistance and learn about the individuals whose actions resonated deeply with the cause of Irish freedom. This historical account remains a powerful testament to a defining period in the struggle for Irish independence. A valuable resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Irish history.

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