• James Connolly
  • Labour in Irish History, Donnelly Press, New York, 1919
  • 1910
  • First published as a pamphlet in 1910

Chapters

  1. Author’s Foreword
  2. The Lessons of History
  3. The Jacobites and the Irish people
  4. Peasant Rebellions
  5. Social revolts and political kites and crows
  6. Grattan’s Parliament
  7. Capitalist betrayal of the Irish Volunteers
  8. The United Irishmen
  9. United Irishmen as democrats and internationalists
  10. The Emmet Conspiracy
  11. The first Irish socialist: A forerunner of Marx
  12. An Irish Utopia
  13. A chapter of horrors: Daniel O’Connell and the working class
  14. Our Irish Girondins sacrifice the Irish peasantry upon the altar of private property
  15. Socialistic thinking of the Young Irelanders: The thinkers and the workers
  16. Some more Irish pioneers of the socialist movement
  17. The working class: The inheritors of the Irish ideals of the past – The repository of the hopes of the future