9. The Executed General Maxwell decided to take a hard line with the leaders of the Rising. According to a memorandum that he later sent to Asquith the factors that determined his policy were the German connection, the - Patrick Thomas - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	9. The Executed General Maxwell decided to take a hard line with the leaders of the Rising. According to a memorandum that he later sent to Asquith the factors that determined his policy were the German connection, the Add to Reading List Document Date: 2006-04-28 11:46:31 Open Document File Size: 520,82 KB Share Result on Facebook City Dublin / Belfast / London / / Event Judicial Event / / Facility Red Cross hospital / Dublin Castle / Kilmainham Jail / Pentonville Prison / / Organization Red Cross / / Person Michael Mallin / Joseph Plunkett / John MacBride / Thomas Clarke / Thomas Kent / William Pearse / Edward Daly / Eamonn Ceannt / Patrick Pearse / Thomas MacDonagh / James Connolly / Roger Casement / / Position Executed General / / PublishedMedium The Irish News / / SocialTag Roger Casement Éamonn Ceannt James Connolly Joseph Plunkett Tom Clarke Conn Colbert Thomas MacDonagh Ireland Easter Rising Irish people

9. The Executed General Maxwell decided to take a hard line with the leaders of the Rising. According to a memorandum that he later sent to Asquith the factors that determined his policy were the German connection, the Add to Reading List