Is It the Dawn?

Series

Series Name
Topical Budget

Issue

Issue No.
515-2
Date Released
11 Jul 1921
Stories in this Issue:
  1. 1Poplar’s Most Popular Population
  2. 2Is It the Dawn?
  3. 3Prince’s Triumphant Tour
  4. 4Royal River Pageant

Story

Story No. within this Issue
2 / 4
Summary
[SUBTITLE]: "Though refusing all interviews De Valera asks ‘Topical’, Exclusively, to issue his peace message to the whole world. THE MESSAGE ‘Ireland is fighting solely for the right to live her own life in her own way. She loves equally all her children and she needs them all’. 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 ‘And Oh! it were a gallant deed to show before mankind, How every race and every creed might be by love combined - Might be combined, yet not forget the fountains whence they rose. As, filled by many a rivulet, the stately Shannon flows’. [Signed] Eámon de Valéra July 4 1921." Message from Eamon De Valera [titles only].
Keywords
Politics and government; Independence movements; Newsreels
Length of story (in feet)
39

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