James Connolly

Labour, Nationality and Religion

Being a discussion of the Lenten Discourses against Socialism delivered by Father Kane, S.J., in Gardiner Street Church, Dublin, 1910.

First published 1910.
This edition from the 1969 New Books (Dublin) edition.

Transcription and HTML Mark-up: Einde O’Callaghan for the Marxists’ Internet Archive.

Nature furnishes its wealth to all men in common. God beneficently has created all things that their endowment be common to all living beings, and that the earth became the common property of all ... Only unjust usurpation has created the right of private property.
– St. Ambrose.

Foreword

I. The Problem Stated

II. The Rights of Man

III. The Honour of the Home

IV. The Suicide of a Nation

V. God or Mammon

VI. The Firebrand or the Olive Leaf

Top of the page

Last updated on 12.8.2003