In this collection of poetry from the mid-19th century, readers will be transported to a time of great political and social upheaval in Ireland. Written by John O'Daly and members of the Ossianic Society, these poems express the hopes and fears of the Fenian movement, which sought Irish independence from British rule.
This collection of poems captures the spirit of the Fenian movement, a revolutionary Irish nationalist organization that sought independence from British rule in the 19th century. John O'Daly, a prominent member of the movement, compiled these works by various authors, which blend themes of love, patriotism, and resistance. With its raw energy and stirring language, this book remains a testament to the enduring power of the Irish people.
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