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By instinct, a sure and wise instinct, the nation had known him its leader and champion. He then had known everything about him by knowledge that they thought about him by instinct, they would have given him the same place of honour. Men do not readily recognise the merit of those who are a generation of younger older than themselves. I am a guardian of a century older than Michael Collins, and I have had plenty of opportunity of seeing what was in the men of Ireland during my time. No enthusiasm about chiefs and leaders is likely to confuse my estimate at this day. I want to give testimony, the testimony of an older man, and is the greatest Irishman of our time. He was a country lad, and what we commonly and foolishly call education ended for him at the age of sixteen, and then he went into the world and among strangers, a country lad of sixteen, with capacity to back him but his own greater and nothing and the force that the character and tradition of our mother, Ireland, gives to those who are willing to take it. He had to educate himself. When I think of him as a did educator himself. I wander. I cannot start wondering what we are doing with some of himself and others and schools. So far as any ward and special help of education came to him, it came from the Irish-Ireland movement, even in a foreign capital, and his acquired powers ought to convince every doubter that Ireland's great source of strength is her national tradition. In 1915, when things were shaping to a crisis, I understood and took his course with characteristic decision. After his storm burst, he quietly took the helm, and his hand has been on his sine, and is on it still. Every men who came in contact with him knew that whatever position any other man might hold, Michael Collins was the nation's pilot.", "format": "text/plain" }, "target": "https://www.baimages.ie/iiif/2/TcapuchinsTpapers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2T183052.jpg/full/max/0/default.jpg/canvas/1#xywh=128,633,314,22" }, { "id": "https://mymanifests.com/catholicarchives/annotations/capuchins/papers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2/183052/p01.json#anno-13", "type": "Annotation", "motivation": "supplementing", "body": { "type": "TextualBody", "value": "He was the pilot and he knew the course. He took the trouble to know it. He was so full of energy and action that they might think he could not give himself time to watch and learn, but nothing that could tell for Ireland's good or harm enscaped his attention. He took on departmental duties, and, as Minister of Finance, he appeared to do the work of a trained accountant as if he had nothing else to think about and as if nothing else mattered, but all the time he was in full touch with everything else. He was posed in the smallest degree as a hero, yet all around him knew that in every moment he was the bravest of the brave. He never struck the self-flattering attitude of an idealist, and yet nothing but the real fire of ideals could explain his lifes. There was a priority on his head, and all on his track. No desperado ever led such a hunted life, but he was never for a moment a desperado, and his course was as far as his measures as clearly thought out, his mind as imperturbed as if he were a statesman surrounded by security and served by all the instruments of power. That is what he was. He was secure, because he knew he was doing right, and power came to him because he never debuted.", "format": "text/plain" }, "target": "https://www.baimages.ie/iiif/2/TcapuchinsTpapers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2T183052.jpg/full/max/0/default.jpg/canvas/1#xywh=142,1243,301,29" }, { "id": "https://mymanifests.com/catholicarchives/annotations/capuchins/papers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2/183052/p01.json#anno-14", "type": "Annotation", "motivation": "supplementing", "body": { "type": "TextualBody", "value": "His personal charm, that captivated people of every kind, came from the combination of genius with the rarest kind of sincerity, a total freedom from affection.", "format": "text/plain" }, "target": "https://www.baimages.ie/iiif/2/TcapuchinsTpapers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2T183052.jpg/full/max/0/default.jpg/canvas/1#xywh=138,1649,307,13" }, { "id": "https://mymanifests.com/catholicarchives/annotations/capuchins/papers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2/183052/p01.json#anno-15", "type": "Annotation", "motivation": "supplementing", "body": { "type": "TextualBody", "value": "Michael Collins is dead. God rest his soul. He has earned his rest. He is dead, but we can keep him alive; we can make him finish his task. You especially the soldiers of Ireland, can make your Chief still live. He was long enough among you and near enough to you to make you understand him and to inspire you with his own spirit and his own splendid temper. As you loved him, as you love him still, do nothing that the Big Man would not wish you to do and does not wish you now to do, and do your duty in the spirit he would have done, and do nothing except in that spirit. In that way you still, will make him live among you and you still, until his work is finished. In that way you will be faithful to the man he was, and you will be teached to him, and through him, to Ireland.", "format": "text/plain" }, "target": "https://www.baimages.ie/iiif/2/TcapuchinsTpapers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2T183052.jpg/full/max/0/default.jpg/canvas/1#xywh=137,1686,309,32" }, { "id": "https://mymanifests.com/catholicarchives/annotations/capuchins/papers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2/183052/p01.json#anno-16", "type": "Annotation", "motivation": "supplementing", "body": { "type": "TextualBody", "value": "Photo GENERAL MICHAEL COLLINS, Commander-in-Chief of the Irish National Army. Hogen.", "format": "text/plain" }, "target": "https://www.baimages.ie/iiif/2/TcapuchinsTpapers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2T183052.jpg/full/max/0/default.jpg/canvas/1#xywh=495,1387,36,13" }, { "id": "https://mymanifests.com/catholicarchives/annotations/capuchins/papers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2/183052/p01.json#anno-17", "type": "Annotation", "motivation": "supplementing", "body": { "type": "TextualBody", "value": "MICHEAL COLLEAIN.", "format": "text/plain" }, "target": "https://www.baimages.ie/iiif/2/TcapuchinsTpapers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2T183052.jpg/full/max/0/default.jpg/canvas/1#xywh=612,1462,366,31" }, { "id": "https://mymanifests.com/catholicarchives/annotations/capuchins/papers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2/183052/p01.json#anno-18", "type": "Annotation", "motivation": "supplementing", "body": { "type": "TextualBody", "value": "\"Multitudinous is their getting, a great host with whom it is not fortunate to contend, the battle-trooped host of the O Coleain.\"", "format": "text/plain" }, "target": "https://www.baimages.ie/iiif/2/TcapuchinsTpapers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2T183052.jpg/full/max/0/default.jpg/canvas/1#xywh=526,1497,542,30" }, { "id": "https://mymanifests.com/catholicarchives/annotations/capuchins/papers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2/183052/p01.json#anno-19", "type": "Annotation", "motivation": "supplementing", "body": { "type": "TextualBody", "value": "In the dark night I waited for the boat That bore his body as its dearest freight; And, with mind our country's horoscope, Striving to find the future from the past, From courage to the people known by rote: The laughing face, the unimpeded mind, The heart that slew itself through being kind; Until she loomed at last, With light on either mast, And turned our Liffey to a Styx of hope.", "format": "text/plain" }, "target": "https://www.baimages.ie/iiif/2/TcapuchinsTpapers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2T183052.jpg/full/max/0/default.jpg/canvas/1#xywh=475,1533,251,13" }, { "id": "https://mymanifests.com/catholicarchives/annotations/capuchins/papers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2/183052/p01.json#anno-20", "type": "Annotation", "motivation": "supplementing", "body": { "type": "TextualBody", "value": "How often had I lain awake and heard The pent-up city trembling to the shot, I shall alone it not, And I forget the quarry for the lead Of each licentious savage on him set? How often have I prayed that still they erred When through the streets they dashed And house and house was smashed. Now Death holds in a net What England could not get For forty thousand pounds upon his head.", "format": "text/plain" }, "target": "https://www.baimages.ie/iiif/2/TcapuchinsTpapers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2T183052.jpg/full/max/0/default.jpg/canvas/1#xywh=476,1723,252,18" }, { "id": "https://mymanifests.com/catholicarchives/annotations/capuchins/papers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2/183052/p01.json#anno-21", "type": "Annotation", "motivation": "supplementing", "body": { "type": "TextualBody", "value": "What master spy, what bloodhound nosed him out? Surely he is our country's supreme foe: And surely he shall go Down the memorial ages. He shall have The fame of Judas who McMurrough clad. What alien schemer or deluded lout, What Cain has caught his country by the throat? What devil to destruction could devote The brightest heart we had While he was year a lad, And his unblemished body to the grave?", "format": "text/plain" }, "target": "https://www.baimages.ie/iiif/2/TcapuchinsTpapers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2T183052.jpg/full/max/0/default.jpg/canvas/1#xywh=814,1532,301,14" }, { "id": "https://mymanifests.com/catholicarchives/annotations/capuchins/papers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2/183052/p01.json#anno-22", "type": "Annotation", "motivation": "supplementing", "body": { "type": "TextualBody", "value": "When in the Mouth of Blossom your lips paled, Then pale with resolution re-imbued The gathering multitude With whom it is not lucky to contend, The Race becomes a Collins in this fray, The bravest of your land are now enmalied; So keep with Death your long-acquainted tryst; No death can make your famous soul desist That was in danger gay When pointing out the way To walk with you ennobled to the end. O. G.", "format": "text/plain" }, "target": "https://www.baimages.ie/iiif/2/TcapuchinsTpapers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2T183052.jpg/full/max/0/default.jpg/canvas/1#xywh=814,1722,303,22" }, { "id": "https://mymanifests.com/catholicarchives/annotations/capuchins/papers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2/183052/p01.json#anno-23", "type": "Annotation", "motivation": "supplementing", "body": { "type": "TextualBody", "value": "Cork's Gift to Dublin.", "format": "text/plain" }, "target": "https://www.baimages.ie/iiif/2/TcapuchinsTpapers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2T183052.jpg/full/max/0/default.jpg/canvas/1#xywh=1181,577,255,17" }, { "id": "https://mymanifests.com/catholicarchives/annotations/capuchins/papers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2/183052/p01.json#anno-24", "type": "Annotation", "motivation": "supplementing", "body": { "type": "TextualBody", "value": "By SEAMUS O LAODHA.", "format": "text/plain" }, "target": "https://www.baimages.ie/iiif/2/TcapuchinsTpapers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2T183052.jpg/full/max/0/default.jpg/canvas/1#xywh=1219,604,178,20" }, { "id": "https://mymanifests.com/catholicarchives/annotations/capuchins/papers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2/183052/p01.json#anno-25", "type": "Annotation", "motivation": "supplementing", "body": { "type": "TextualBody", "value": "ONLY thirty years ago Michael Collins was born, but the contribution he has made to Irish history within the last five years of his life will in our sufficient to put his name into a front place in our national annals. The value of his achievement, in which the personal factor played so large a part, will go on widening in appreciation with the flow of time.", "format": "text/plain" }, "target": "https://www.baimages.ie/iiif/2/TcapuchinsTpapers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2T183052.jpg/full/max/0/default.jpg/canvas/1#xywh=1158,620,307,27" }, { "id": "https://mymanifests.com/catholicarchives/annotations/capuchins/papers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2/183052/p01.json#anno-26", "type": "Annotation", "motivation": "supplementing", "body": { "type": "TextualBody", "value": "Why has his tragic death moved every heart? Why do strong men who knew him lose their speech on meeting, and part with a simple handshake? Because for the nation, nay, the race itself, he had become the symbol of our will to freedom, the embodiment of chivalrous daring, and of all those qualities of heart and mind which are most characteristic of our people. Physically superb, mentally powerful mingling with the courage of a lion the finesse of a subtle woman, he had actually done things which we had doubted to be possible, and we had come to trust him as our shield against dangers present and come. His was the eye that pierced the gloom and his the bearing that gave the fighters courage when the pressure of Britain's terror was most unnerving. Now that he is gone, we miss him sorely, even though the dangers of the last few years are nothing but an evil memory.", "format": "text/plain" }, "target": "https://www.baimages.ie/iiif/2/TcapuchinsTpapers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2T183052.jpg/full/max/0/default.jpg/canvas/1#xywh=1170,761,296,14" }, { "id": "https://mymanifests.com/catholicarchives/annotations/capuchins/papers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2/183052/p01.json#anno-27", "type": "Annotation", "motivation": "supplementing", "body": { "type": "TextualBody", "value": "Cofd as his corpse, calinty recitals of its funeral trappings, yet does it proclaim to us in tones of stout command the lesson of faith and confidence that was Mick Collins's life. \"Carry on! Carry on!\" we hear him call. \"Think and act and play the man. Ireland is yours for the making—make it!\" What matter the passing of his body if that matter is of his soul, his essential self, but grips our minds and inspires our lives. One man though alive could not do everything, but he has left us a breathing, arresting example of how everything could be done, and his death will drive this lesson home.", "format": "text/plain" }, "target": "https://www.baimages.ie/iiif/2/TcapuchinsTpapers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2T183052.jpg/full/max/0/default.jpg/canvas/1#xywh=1155,1095,312,20" }, { "id": "https://mymanifests.com/catholicarchives/annotations/capuchins/papers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2/183052/p01.json#anno-28", "type": "Annotation", "motivation": "supplementing", "body": { "type": "TextualBody", "value": "Sinn Fein means self-help, self-reliance, and national action based on practical idealism. Collins was pre-eminently an exponent of Sinn Fein applied to the assertion in arms of our right to independence, a practical idealist. No heart in Ireland so truly beat, up to its last moment, with zeal for the achievement of Ireland's full and natural rights as a nation, and yet he, the Commander-in-Chief of our army, fell fighting, a ride in his hands, against anarchy that sheltered with the flags of the Republic. He realised keenly that too far east is west, and that Nationalism overdone was Nationalism undone. Despite almost girlish tenderness o", "format": "text/plain" }, "target": "https://www.baimages.ie/iiif/2/TcapuchinsTpapers-of-the-capuchin-annual-and-the-irish-capuchin-publications-office-2T183052.jpg/full/max/0/default.jpg/canvas/1#xywh=1150,1259,310,22" } ] } ] } ], "metadata": [ { "label": { "en": [ "Level of description" ] }, "value": { "en": [ "Item" ] } }, { "label": { "en": [ "Date" ] }, "value": { "en": [ "29 Aug. 1922" ] } }, { "label": { "en": [ "Reference" ] }, "value": { "en": [ "61" ] } }, { "label": { "en": [ "Extent and medium" ] }, "value": { "en": [ "Newspaper" ] } }, { "label": { "en": [ "Scope and content" ] }, "value": { "en": [ "A copy of ‘An Saorstát / The Free State’ styled a ‘Michael Collins Memorial Number’ (Vol. 1, No. 28, 2nd edition, 29 August 1922). The front page has a half-length portrait of Collins in uniform. The eight pages of the newspaper are each bordered in black with illustrations and tributes to Collins who had died seven days earlier following an ambush by anti-Treaty forces." ] } }, { "label": { "en": [ "Physical characteristics" ] }, "value": { "en": [ "There is significant fold marks and some tearing to the edges of the paper. Careful handling of the item is required." ] } }, { "label": { "en": [ "Repository" ] }, "value": { "en": [ "Irish Capuchin Archives" ] } }, { "label": { "en": [ "Context" ] }, "value": { "en": [ "Irish Capuchin Archives > Papers of 'The Capuchin Annual' and the Irish Capuchin Publications Office > Papers of Fr. Senan Moynihan OFM Cap. > Newspaper Collection" ] } } ], "summary": { "en": [ "A copy of ‘An Saorstát / The Free State’ styled a ‘Michael Collins Memorial Number’ (Vol. 1, No. 28, 2nd edition, 29 August 1922). The front page has a half-length portrait of Collins in uniform. 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