Griffith and royalty

IN response to recent letters (June 29, July 12) on Arthur Griffith’s attitude to monarchism, did he not get the idea of a dual monarchy for Ireland from the ideas of Kossuth who was active in the Austro-Hungarian nationalist freedom movement of the late 19th century?

Wed, 14 Jul, 2010 - 01:00
Letters

Frank Baigel

Ravensawy

Bury

Lancashire

England

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