This writer denounced his country’s educational system for creating “manageable slaves” in the pamphlet The Murder Machine. At the funeral for the organizer of the “dynamite campaign,” this man gave a widely-quoted speech declaring that his country, “unfree, [would] never be at peace.” This man praised war for warming the “heart of the earth” with the “red wine of battlefields,” a metaphor reflecting his mystical belief in “blood sacrifice.” This man read out a “Proclamation” signed by seven men, including James (*) Connolly and Thomas MacDonagh, from outside the General Post Office, (-5[1])which became the headquarters of the Provisional Government over which he presided. (-5[1])For 10 points, name this revolutionary who was briefly declared the President of the Irish Republic during the Easter Rising. ■END■ (10[1]0[3])