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"The United Irish Patriots"
"The United Irish Patriots"
Bastille Day, 1792, Belfast. Volunteer companies parade "The Colours of Five Free Nations, viz.: Flag of Ireland – motto, Unite and be free. Flag of A
Bastille Day, 1792, Belfast. Volunteer companies parade "The Colours of Five Free Nations, viz.: Flag of Ireland – motto, Unite and be free. Flag of America – motto, The Asylum of Liberty. Flag of France – motto, The Nation, the Law, and the King. Flag of [Kościuszko's] Poland – motto, We will support it. Flag of Great Britain – motto, Wisdom, Spirit, and Liberality." Also portraits of Franklin – motto "Where Liberty is my country", and of Mirabeau – motto, "Can the African Slave Trade, though morally wrong, be politically right".
William Drennan: "what is a country properly considered but a free constitution?"
William Drennan: "what is a country properly considered but a free constitution?"
Wolfe Tone: "Reform, the Catholics, justice and liberty . . . or an unconditional submission".
Wolfe Tone: "Reform, the Catholics, justice and liberty . . . or an unconditional submission".
In End of the Irish Invasion–or–the Destruction of the French Armada (1797), James Gillray caricatured the failure of Hoche's expedition.
In End of the Irish Invasion–or–the Destruction of the French Armada (1797), James Gillray caricatured the failure of Hoche's expedition.
"Pikeman" statue in Wexford Town
"Pikeman" statue in Wexford Town
United Irishmen charge at Oulart Hill, 27 May 1798
United Irishmen charge at Oulart Hill, 27 May 1798