The Irish Question for Australasian Readers
A History and a Plea.
Imperium et Libertas.
"Sharers of our glorious past,
Brothers must we part at last?
Shall not we thro good and ill
Cleave to one another still ?
Britain's myriad voices call
'Sons, he welded, each and all,
Into one Imperial whole,
One with Britain heart and soul !
One life, one flag, one fleet, one Throne !
Britons hold your own !
And God guard all!"
By The Irish Loyal and Patriotic Union
October
109,
Grafton Street, Dublin, Ireland;
26,
Palace Chambers, Westminster, London, England.
October, 1886
Printed by Charles and Edwin Layton
England
56,
Farrincdon Street, London