Principles of Freedom

About this book

In the early 20th century, amidst the fervor for independence, "Principles of Freedom" by Terence J. MacSwiney emerged as a powerful political treatise advocating for Ireland's liberation from British rule. Within its pages, MacSwiney passionately articulates the significance of self-governance and the inherent rights of nations to determine their own destinies. This seminal document not only explores the unalienable rights of individuals but also delves into the collective right of a nation to assert its autonomy. Ideal for historians and civic activists, "Principles of Freedom" offers a profound insight into the moral and spiritual dimensions of the fight for freedom, resonating with those passionate about national sovereignty and self-determination.