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: DE VALERA'S WAY SAYS FREE STATE CANNOT T 1 REMAIN JOHN BULL'S* ' s RANCH i APOSTLES FOR IRELAND
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Dublin, January 6. t Mr. de Valera, escorted by t'orch bearers, pipers, and drummers, ad- ; dressed several thousands at Dundalk. He said. — - "The worst is passed; the Free State cannot eontinne heing John Bull's cattle ranch. We want to make an eternal exa,mple of the opposition whieh played Britain's game hy attacking the plain people. Let Britons see a nation on the march. They have done their damnedest to crush us. Show them you won't be intimidated, but treat them on a basis of equality, and not as a subject people. Play a soldier's part; be apostles for Ireland. We shall not betray your eonfidence, and will not tax you beyond your strength'. If private enterprise does not make the nation self-suffi-eient tbe Government may have to do its part of the work."
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 425, 9 January 1933, Page 5
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158IRISH ELECTIONS Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 425, 9 January 1933, Page 5
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