This is one title in a series of short, illustrated biographies. They tellhe stories of those who have shaped our present and our past, from Beethoveno Dietrich and from Einstein to Churchill.;Roger Casement (1864-1916) isemembered in England as a "traitor", but passionately revered in Ireland as founding father of the Irish state. By 1913, with an internationaleputation as a saviour of the oppressed in Africa and South America, Siroger Casement resigned from the Foreign Office and devoted himself openly tohe cause of Irish independence. He was a founder of the Irish Volunteers andoon after the outbreak of World War I travelled to Germany to seeknternational guarantees for Irish independence. Returning to Ireland in 1916,e was arrested on the eve of the Easter Rising, given a state trial inondon and executed for high treason.
... The Bhwk Diary also stressed that he was a “young Norwegian", an effort, no doubt, subliminally to associate his name with Adler Christensen, the shady manservant who accompanied Casement during his activities in Norway and Germany.
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A fascinating examination of the extraordinary life of Roger Casement, executed as part of the 1916 rising, fighting the empire that had previously knighted him. Roger Casement was a British consul for two decades.
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monthly tribute of goats, fowls, &c., but M. NO would have rubber, so they left. ... The Chief turned round with fury written on his face, stood silently looking at the white man, and then stalked off; two days later there was a report ...
To blacken his name further, rumours about his black diaries claimed that he was a practising homosexual. The author Brian Inglis was allowed access to the relevant files at the Public Record Office in order to help research this biography.
... the ultraviolet test, was provided not only by Casement's Norwegian manservant, Adler Christensen, but by supporting testimony of other Norwegians. Christensen comes out of the whole sorry business more tarnished than anyone else.
Five years later, he was hanged for treason. The Trial of Roger Casement traces the astonishing downfall of an Irishman once feted for his humanitarianism but later condemned both as a revolutionary and as a homosexual.
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