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This publication contains Standish James O'Grady's important but
little-known pieces from "The Irish Worker", written in 1912-13.
Although O'Grady has usually been regarded as a Protestant
unionist, he was always a maverick and, later in life, shared the
columns of "The Irish Worker" with socialists such as Jim Larkin,
James Connolly and Sean O'Casey. He makes militant statements
against capitalism and uses military vocabulary to advocate a
commune system. He would not have supported armed insurrection, yet
his rhetoric is a stirring call for action.
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