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Some people who died in the war where padraig Pearce, Eamonn Ceant, James conally, and Sean mc diarmade and Thomas Clark and Thomas mcdonagh

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Roger Casement
Patrick Pearse
James Connolly
Thomas Kent
Tom Clarke
Sean MacDiamade
Thomas Mac Donagh
Éamon de Valera
Éamon Ceannt
Joseph Plunkett
Michael o’ Handran
Willie Pearse
John MacBride
Michael Mallin
Sean Heuston
Con Colbert

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This book is very interesting and makes you want to read more.This book is also much,much better then the first book "Amelia" as the first book was boring.

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It is sweet and honourable to die for ones country, as it is a sign of recognition and dignity as they are not just fighting, they are deeply moved by the other team, and feel the need to fight not only for independence for them, it is for their peoples independence, safety and for their rights as human beings. It also shows the risks that the people are willing to risk EVERYTHING and put everything to steak, in the hopes of freedom, and to unlock the chains of death, devastation and fear

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Patrick pearse, James Connolly, Rodger Casement, Thomas Macdonagh, Tom Clarke, Sean Macdiarmada, Éamonn Ceannt, Joseph Plunkett, Micheal Mallin , Edward Daly, Mícheal Collins,

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Micheal o handron John macbride sean Houston micheal mallin willie pearse con colbert Edward Daly roger casement Tom Clarke Sean Mac dirmada Thomas macdonagh patrick pearse eamonn ceannt James conolly joesuph plunkett Thomas

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*sean heuston

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Patrick Pearse, James Connolly,
Éamonn Ceannt, Joseph Plunkett, Thomas Kent, Tom Clarke, Roger Casement, Séan Mac Dirmada, Thomas Mac Donagh, Micheal O' Handran, Willie Pearse, John Mac Bride, Michael Mallon, Sean Heuston, Con Colbert.

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Patri

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I think it is honorable to die fighting for your country because you die fighting for what you think and believe is right.

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Frederick Goodbody decided to go to war.Amelia was devastated because he had died.But suddenly Mary Ann's (servant/friend) brother comes to their house and is wounded as he was shot in the arm.He causes a lot of trouble but they heal him and everyone is happy except Amelia as Frederick is dead.

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Frederick Goodbody decided to go to war.Amelia was devastated because he had died.But suddenly

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Frederick Goodbody decided to go to war.Amelia was devastated because he had dies

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Tom Clarke
Seán MacDiarmada
Thomas MacDonagh
Patrick Pearse
Éamomm Ceannt
James Connolly
Joseph Plunkett
Micheal Collins
Rodger Casement
Thomas Kent
Edward Daly
Micheal O'Handran
Willie Pearce
John Macbride
Micheal Malin
Seán Hrudton
Con Colbert

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James Connolly ,Sean macdiarmada ,Thomas Clarke , Patrick Pearce, roger casement , Joseph plunkett, Thomas macdonagh, Eamonn Ceannt , Thomas Kent , Edmund Daly, micheal o hanradran ,willie Pearce, iohh macbride, Sean Houston ,concolbert

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Patrick Pearse,James Connolly,Thomas Clarke,Joseph Plunkett,Sean Mc Dermada,Thomas Mac Donahue,Eammon Ceannt,Roger Casement,Thomas Kent,Edward Daly,Michael Mallon,Willie Pearse,John Macbride,Michael o hand ran,
Sean Houston,Con Colbert

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Siobhán Parkinson

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patrick

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Also roger casement Sean mcdiarmada Edward daly Tomas macdonagh joseph plunett

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No Peace for Amelia

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I think it is sweet and honourable to die for your own country because it shows that you care for what it is that you are fighting for where if you are fighting for a different country people think that you think that there war is more important.

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James Connolly, Patrick Pearse, Thomas Mcdonagh, Roger Casement, Tom Clarke, Sean macdiarmada, eamonn ceannt, Joseph plunkett, Michael Mallin, Sean Hueston, con colbert, john macbride, willie pearse, Edward daly, Michael o hanran

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I would recommend this book to a friend, because it is a very educational book, as well as hanging us on the edge for what happens next, and the cliff hangers are very good. It also tells us a lot about the lives of the Dublin people, and how the strived to protect and fight for their country including the risks involved within it

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I would recommend this book to a friend, because it is a very educational book, as well as hanging us on the edge for what happens next, and the cliff hangers are very good. It also tells us a lot about the lives of the Dublin people, and how the strived to protect and fight for their country including the risks involved within it

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James Connolly Thomas Kent roger casement Patrick Pearce Sean macDiarmada Thomas macDonagh Joseph Plunkett Éamonn Ceannt Tom Clarke

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James Connolly Patrick pearse Tomas Kent eamonn de Valera and I can't remember the rest

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Roger casement Tom Clarke Sean macdirmada thomas Macdonadh Patrick Pearse eamonn ceannt James conolly joesuph plunkett Thomas Kent eamonn de Valera

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Patrick pearse , James Connolly , Thomas Clarke ,Joseph plunkett  sean mc dermada , Thomas mac Donahue , eamonn ceannt , roger casement ,Thomas Kent , Edward daly , Micheal Mallon , willie pearse , john macbride , Micheal o handran , seán heuston , con colbert

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Patrick pearse , James Connolly , Thomas Clarke ,Joseph plunkett  sean mc dermada , Thomas mac Donahue , eamonn ceannt , roger casement ,Thomas Kent , Edward daly , Micheal Mallon , willie pearse , john macbride , Micheal o handran , seán heuston , con colbert

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Thomas cent, Roger casement, Éamonn ceannt, Thomas Macdonagh, Sean macdiarmada, Joseph plunkett, Thomas Clarke, James Connolly, Patrick pearse, Edward Daly, John MacBride,Michael o'Handran, Seán Huston, Michael Mallin, Willie Pearse, Conn Colbert

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Thomas cent

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Thomas

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I think it's sweet and honourable to fight for your country because u are fighting for your country's survival not just to beat the opposing soldiers.

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I would like to change the fact that Amelia was a Quaker, as the context would be more daring if Amelia would fight in the war, and heal those in need of help in the trenches, I think the fact that she has a romantic floral view on war, souly deletes the purpose of the story, and how it effects Amelia's sufficiency and her skills on healing and fixing people up.

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Patrick Pearse , James Connolly , Thomas Kent, Roger casement,

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Yes I would recommend the book to a friend because it tells you from a child's perspective what you had to do during war and it was very interesting and I wish it was longer.

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Tom Clarke ,Seán MacDiarmada, Thomas MacDonagh, Patrick Pearse, Éamon Cennt, James Connolly, Joseph Plunkett, Michael Collins, Edward Daly,Roger Casement, Willie Pearce, Michael O’Handran, John MacBride,Michael Mail, Seán Hrudton, Con Colbert

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I think it is sweet and honourable to die for ones country because you are fighting for your country's freedom .

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It is sweet and honourable to fight in war because you are helping the country and saving thousands of people that could die

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Thomas Clarke, Seán MacDiarmada, Thomas MacDonagh, Pádraig Pearse, Éamonn Ceannt, James Connolly, Joseph Plunkett, Rodger Casement, Thomas Ceannt, John MacBride, Edward Daly, Michael O' Handran, Seán Huston, Michael Mallin, Willie Pearse, Conn Colbert.

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Definitely.👍🏻

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Yes I do think it is sweet and honorable to fight for your country because that means that you are sacrificing your life for those who you love , your family and friends or just simply those around you . It’s a very brave and risky thing to sign up for

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I think it is sweet and honourable to fight for your country because you are giving your life away to save others

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I would change the fact that Frederick doesn't die because then if he comes home he could tell Amelia about the war and it wouldn't be so sad and depressing.

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It is honorable in a way and sad because you could have a family and then u promise then you will come back but you don’t because u are dead but u are honorable to fight for your county

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Yes, I would definitely recommend this book to a friend because it’s very eye catching and has a very interesting storyline

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Roger Casement, Tom Clarke ,Seán MAC Dirmada, Thomas Mac Donagh, Patrick Pearse, Éamonn Ceannt, James Connolly, Joesuph Plunkett, Thomas Kent, Edward Daly,Michael O'Handran, Willie Pearse, John Macbride, Michael Mallin, Seán Heuston, Con Colbert

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Roger Casement, Tom Clarke ,Seán MAC Dirmada, Thomas Mac Donagh, Patrick Pearse

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I think it is sweet and honerable to fight even if it is not your country because that ones country could be a family member it doesn’t say a specific country so if it s a one / family’s country that could be your one too.

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Yes because it's a very good book and easy to read

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James Connolly   Patrick Pearce   Tom Clarke   Sean MacDiarmada    Thomas Mac D and I can’t remember the rest of them.

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James Connolly   Patrick Pearce   Tom Clarke   Sean MacDiarmada    Thomas Mac D and I can’t remember the rest of them.

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Yes I would definitely recommend this book because while reading you are also learning

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It is sweet and honorable to go to war because u served for ur country and u died trying to save it and ur relatives would of thought u were brave and sweet going to war

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It is sweet and honorable to go to war because u served for ur country and u died trying to save and u relatives would of thought u were brave a

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Patrick Pearse,
James Connolly,
Thomas Kent,
Roger Casement,
Tom Clarke,
Seán MacDiarmada,
Thomas MacDonagh,
Éamonn Ceannt,
Joseph Plunkett,
And I can’t remember the rest🤫

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It is sweet and honorable to fight

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It is sweet and hon

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Yes I would recommend this book to someone else because I really liked the book and it is very informative about the 1916 rising

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I would have liked it if the book was longer , more about war , ended in a cliffhanger and if there was a third book

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Amelia Pim has everything her little conceited heart desires, she lives in an extravagant house, with her maid to do everything for her, in her lovely fair Dublin City, a beautiful porcelain face, a posh school, and even a lover. What could possibly go wrong for our dear little dazzling darling friend. Well, she thought wrong, very very wrong. As the labyrinths of streets that she knew so well are in crumbles, her romantic, floral view on war in shatters and her Dublin City and her lover lost, how can her arrogant mind contour up anything to fix this. Well, nothing's impossible for Dr.Pim. She is determined to find a way to fix everything, even if it mend risking it all.

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The author of this book is Siobhan Parkinson

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The author of this book is Siobhan Parkinson

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I would like

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It is sweet and honorable

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Tom Clarke, Seán MacDiarmada, Thomas MacDonagh, Patrick Pearce, Éamonn Ceannt, James Connolly, Joseph Plunkett, Roger Casement, Thomas Kent, Edward Daly, Michael O'Handran, Willie Pearce, John Macbride, Michael Malin, Seán Hrudton, Con Colbert

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No Peace for Amelia

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I wish Fredrick didn't die or go to war

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I wish Fredrick

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Yes I would recommend this book because it’s interesting and it’s a good book and there is always something happening

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Yes it is honorable to die for ones country because you die fighting for what you think and believe is right.

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LONGER!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Yes it is honorable to die for ones countery

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I think that it is sweet and honourable to die for you country but only if it’s your country. I don’t think it was sweet and honorable for Frederick to die because he was fighting for the British and the more Irish. people that

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Yes it is honorable

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Yes it is honera

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I wish Fredrick didn’t die

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I wish Fredrick didn’t

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Yes I would recommend this book because it is interesting and it can give u a taste of what Ireland was like back in 1916.

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James Connolly, Sean macdiarmada, Patrick pearse, Thomas Mcdonagh, Roger Casement, Thomas Kent, eamonn ceannt, Joseph Plunkett

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At the start Amelia and Fredrick were happy but one day they were on a train and Fredrick started acting weird like he wanted to say something then Fredrick finally said it that he was going to France to fight in war while Fredrick was gone to war something else happened in Amelia's house Mary Ann's brother Patrick was standing in the pims garden when Mary Ann went out to him she asked him what he was doing there and Patrick told Mary Ann I have a wounded arm but I can not go to the hospital or I will get arrested then he said can I please stay here Mary Ann agreed to let him stay if he left to go to Ashbourne at midnight it was the next day and Patrick hadn't left but Mary Ann had to tell Amelia when Amelia went over she treated Patrick and there was a little love connection between them a few days later a solider came to Amelia's house and told her that her boyfriend Fredrick had sadly passed away

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I think that while it is honourable to fight and die for your country, it is much more honourable to live and thrive to make your country a better place.

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I think that while it is honourable to fight and die for your country, it is much more honourable to live and thrive to make your country a better place.

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I don't think it's sweet and honourable to die for ones country because if it is someone's else's country and not your own why would you want to die for it. You would rather wait and fight for your own country.

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I don't think it's sweet and honourable to die for ones country because if it is someone's else's country and not your own why would you want to die for it

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I think it is honourable to fight for ur country because ur saving ur country

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Yes I would because I found this book very interesting and emotional to read

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I would like to change the ending to Patrick telling Amelia that he loves her very much and to go on a date with her

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I would like to change the ending to Patrick telling Amelia that he loves her very much and to go on a date with her

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Yes I would because I found this book very interesting and em

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Well Amelia and Fredrick are in love Patrick Mary Ann’s brother writes a letter to her asking if he can hide weapons in the Pims house she said no later he visits his sister with a wounded arm Amelia fixes Patrick’s arm Fredrick dies

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Patrick Pearse,James Connolly,Thomas Clarke,Joesph Plunkett,Sean MacDiarmada,Thomas Macdonagh,Éamonn Ceannt,Roger Casement,Thomas Kent and I can't remember the rest. 😐

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It is sweet and honourable to die for one's country because you are fighting for independence and more. Also, going to war is honourable and sweet on its own.

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Yes I would because I found this book very in

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