Robin Maxwell Quotes

O'Neill Could Feel Rising Off Them Devotion And Love For Him, And He Knew They Would Lay Down Their Lives For Their High Chieftain And For The New Cause, Only Now Taking Shape In Their Heads. The Cause. Unthinkable Just A Year Before - Freedom From Occupation. Freedom From Oppression. Indeed, Their Heinous Oppressors Were Approaching - English Soldiers Who Had Slaughtered Their Brothers, Their Wives, Their Mothers. Their Children. Soldiers Who Had Mindlessly Laid Waste To Their Home Provinces. To Ireland. Never Before Had These Men Fought For The Whole Of This Ancient Land, But Now They Understood, And Their Hearts - God Bless Their Staunch Hearts - Were Strong And Ready To Fight. Raising His Sword High Above His Head, O'Neill, With Slow Deliberation, Lowered It, And The Glorious Blue Morning Exploded Into Sound. C

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