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What it says at the beginning of my confession is true enough. I did indeed come
from the north of Ireland. Though I thought it very unjust when they wrote down that
"both of the accused" "were from Ireland
by their own admission." That made it sound like a crime, and I don't know that being
from Ireland is a crime, although I have often
seen it treated as such. But our family were Protestants, and that is different. We left Ireland
with little warning. My father was English and, while in Ireland,
he got into the company of some Orangemen
of bad reputation, and there was a house burnt down of a Protestant gentleman that had taken the side
of the Catholics. Get on. Be quick about it
from the north of Ireland. Though I thought it very unjust when they wrote down that
"both of the accused" "were from Ireland
by their own admission." That made it sound like a crime, and I don't know that being
from Ireland is a crime, although I have often
seen it treated as such. But our family were Protestants, and that is different. We left Ireland
with little warning. My father was English and, while in Ireland,
he got into the company of some Orangemen
of bad reputation, and there was a house burnt down of a Protestant gentleman that had taken the side
of the Catholics. Get on. Be quick about it
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What it says at the beginning
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of my confession is true enough.
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I did indeed come
from the north of Ireland.
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Though I thought it very unjust
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when they wrote down that
"both of the accused"
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"were from Ireland
by their own admission."
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That made it sound like a crime,
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and I don't know that being
from Ireland is a crime,
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although I have often
seen it treated as such.
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But our family were Protestants,
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and that is different.
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We left Ireland
with little warning.
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My father was English
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and, while in Ireland,
he got into the company
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of some Orangemen
of bad reputation,
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and there was a house burnt down
00:00:37.405 --> 00:00:38.539
of a Protestant gentleman
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that had taken the side
of the Catholics.
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Get on. Be quick about it.
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Movie Summary
Grace, an Irish immigrant in 19th-century Canada, is convicted of the murder of her employer. However, things take a different turn when a psychiatrist arrives to analyze her mental state.
