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upon it by nature. ... A free nation must have complete control over its own harbours, to open them or close them at will, to shut out any commodity, or allow it to enter in, just as it seemed best to suit the well-being of its own people, and in obedience to their wishes, and entirely free of the interference of any other nation. (Feb 12 1916) References WORKS OF KIM JONG IL ON THE JUCHE IDEA. Treatise Sent to the National Seminar on the Juche Idea Held to Mark the 70th Birthday of the Great Leader Comrade Kim Il Sung. March 31 1982.(0. THE WORKERS' PARTY OF KOREA IS A JUCHE-TYPE REVOLUTIONARY PARTY WHICH INHERITED THE GLORIOUS TRADITION OF THE DIU. October 17 1982. (WPK) LET US ADVANCE UNDER THE BANNER OF MARXISM-LENINISM AND THE JUCHE IDEA. On the Occasion of the 165th Birthday of Karl Marx and the Centenary of His Death. May 3 1983. ON SOME QUESTIONS IN UNDERSTANDING THE JUCHE PHILOSOPHY. Talk to Theoretical Propagandists of the Party. April 2 1974. ON CORRECTLY UNDERSTANDING THE ORIGINALITY OF KIMILSUNGISM. Talk to Theoretical Propagandists of the Party. October 2 1976. ON FURTHER DEVELOPING EDUCATIONAL WORK. Letter to the National Meeting of Educational Activists. July 22 1984. WORKS OF JAMES CONNOLLY All items are identified by date only: Aug 1910: Labour, Nationality and Religion. Nov 1910: Labour in Irish History. Dec 1915: The Reconquest of Ireland. Aug 1903: Letter to William O'Brien, quoted in Levenson biography, p.103. April 23 1916 and May 1916: Text as in "We shall rise again" by Nora Connolly O'Brien. All other quotations are from articles in the'mosquito press' of the time, including Connolly's Workers' Republic (Dublin) and The Harp (Dublin and New York), Larkin's Irish Worker (Dublin), and Forward (Glasgow). 15

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