Comments for The Inquisition http://theinquisition.eu/wordpress Omphaloskepsis > navel-gazing Wed, 02 May 2012 00:23:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Jameson Cannibalism by Vincent http://theinquisition.eu/wordpress/2011/history/jameson-cannibalism/#comment-505 Vincent Wed, 02 May 2012 00:23:49 +0000 http://theinquisition.eu/wordpress/?p=1408#comment-505 Casement & the Congo Reform Association were major happenings but a decade or so after this. Casement was acquainted with the writer Joseph Conrad in the Congo & who was sympathetic but would not go public. I don't think you can tell this story any other way than you have. Casement & the Congo Reform Association were major happenings but a decade or so after this. Casement was acquainted with the writer Joseph Conrad in the Congo & who was sympathetic but would not go public.

I don’t think you can tell this story any other way than you have.

]]> Comment on Jameson Cannibalism by Ronan McDonnell http://theinquisition.eu/wordpress/2011/history/jameson-cannibalism/#comment-504 Ronan McDonnell Tue, 01 May 2012 18:54:29 +0000 http://theinquisition.eu/wordpress/?p=1408#comment-504 Exactly, I have tried to tell the story dispassionately, but did not realise the resonance it would retain so many years later. Historically, the period is of interest in that it heralded the opening up of the African interior, setting the scene for all that followed. Thanks for the advice on Casement, I will chase up that particular piece. Exactly, I have tried to tell the story dispassionately, but did not realise the resonance it would retain so many years later. Historically, the period is of interest in that it heralded the opening up of the African interior, setting the scene for all that followed.
Thanks for the advice on Casement, I will chase up that particular piece.

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