Casement Mitchell, Angus

Few figures in British and Irish history continue to incite as much controversy and passion as the Irish rebel, Roger Casement. Although Britons now distantly remember him as a "traitor, " he is still revered in Ireland as a founding father of the Irish state. During his brief life, Casement carried out two remarkably courageous atrocity investigations on behalf of the British Foreign Office, setting new standards for the cause of human rights. Later in his life, he devoted himself openly to the cause of Irish independence, for which he was ultimately brought to trial in London and executed for high treason.

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