"They strip him of all that belongs to him and made him a pauper and not only that,
but they teach him to look upon the robbers as gentlemen, as beings entirely superior to him.
They are called "the nobility," "the quality"; his people are called the "riffraff—the dregs of society."
- Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa

The second in the tryptych (I guess?) I made emulating different styles an a sort of Crust Punk-to-Black metal spectrum.

O'Donovan Rossa was an Irish Republican and Fenian who grew up during An Gorta Mór (the Irish Famine), and went on to lead a life dedicated to the liberation of ireland, even after being exiled and relocating to America for the later half of his life. He famously published writings detailing the horrific treatment of Irish prisoners in English prisons titled "Six years in Six English Prisons." He was also known for some more uh, spicy activities, that wikipedia can help expand on.

Patch is 13"x13" with extra fabric on the edges for sizing and hemming. Printed on 10oz black denim.

I made this one specifically for me and as such there are only two proofs available. Both are of quality that meets my standards.