
The irrepressible conflict
Charles Jay Taylor · 1855-1929
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Why is this public domain? Charles Jay Taylor died in 1929; this work is in the public domain.
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A colour lithographic cartoon titled The irrepressible conflict, by Charles Jay Taylor, dated 1895. A caricatured Irish figure in a red-and-green costume brandishes a sword labelled Clan-na-Gael and a green banner reading No Peaceful Solution, War!, while a sleeping lion labelled Great Britain lies across the Atlantic Ocean. A cup marked To Free Ireland and a sign reading United States sit in the foreground.























