Irish Orators and Oratory;

"Irish Orators and Oratory" offers a compelling look into the art of public speaking in Ireland, examined through the lens of its most influential figures. This collection, likely compiled around 1916, provides insights into the rhetorical techniques and historical contexts that shaped Irish political discourse.

The book likely delves into the speeches and orations of prominent Irish leaders and thinkers, exploring their impact on the nation's political landscape. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of Irish identity and the role of oratory in shaping public opinion during a critical period in Irish history. This work is essential for anyone interested in Irish history, political science, and the art of rhetoric.

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