Disagrees with Du Bois's contention that the Irish demonstrate the greatest "belligerency toward the Colored people." Asserts that Anglo-Saxons are the "Negro's traditional enemy" as well as the enemy of the Irish. Blames the English for large scale killings in the British provinces. Expresses his wish to resolve this disagreement. Written on the paper of the Catholic Board for Mission Work among the Colored People.
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