Henry Gandon Research Paper

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Even though Henry spent his life without his father, he ends up working for Alfie Gandon becoming a pawn in Gandon's game, just like Henry Sr. Henry Jr. slowly became a hitman for Gandon, all the while he believed he was helping to free Ireland. The rich Irish used Henry to their advantage without giving him recognition: “Griffith became Minister for Home Affairs and Count Plunkett got Foreign Affairs. Brugha got Defence, the Countess got Labour and Mister Gandon got Commercial Affairs and the Sea. Henry Smart got wet.” Henry uses water to describe his part in the new Ireland. One of his jobs was to go to the countryside to recruit and train soldiers. He rode his bike through Ireland in the rain and wind. He explains how many figures

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