Excerpt from The Emerald Isle: A PoemSubmit to be enslaved by an alien power. They have fought the Dane and the Saxon for nearly a thousand years, and though overpowered on the field of battle again and again by superior numbers and illimitable wealth, they have never been conquered. A race that has fought for national liberty a thousand years is invincible. They must eventually succeed in gaining their independence. They must and shall be free to rule the country God gave them for their own use, and not the use of England. The author offers this little poem as a Christmas gift to his native land. The offering is small, but it comes from a heart upon which is indelibly stamped the beautiful image of his own loved Emerald Isle.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books.

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