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An 18th-century rebellion for liberty, equality and freedom − not in France or the United States, but Ireland

A sculpture in Wexford, Ireland, by Eamonn O'Doherty, called 'Fuascailt,' commemorates the 1798 rebellion. Niall Carson/PA Images via Getty ImagesShortly before midnight on May 23, 1798, highwaymen just north of Dublin intercepted and set on fire a mail coach headed to Belfast. It was the signal meant to ignite revolution across all Ireland. At the time, Ireland was a kingdom within the state of Great Britain. The island’s three religious factio…

Work together to sustain liberty, freedom

Republicans are pirates ("From We the People to They the Industries," May 5)? With all due respect, this closure from a recent commentary is a curious, generalized hoax, coming from Democratic urban mythmakers, fomenting realities that many people believe to…

What is liberty worth?

Nancy Churchill explores how the lure of federal funding erodes local control, using real examples from Washington and rural America. The post Opinion: What is liberty worth? first appeared on ClarkCountyToday.com.