Britain and Irish separatism
from the Fenians to the Free State, 1867-1922
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Author
Publication
1984 - Catholic University of America Press, Washington, D.C, District of Columbia
Language
English
Word Count
87,750 words, Guess
Page Count
351 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archivebritainirishsepa0000hach
- ISBN-100813205972
- ISBN-139780813205977
- Goodreads3782725
- LibraryThing2185198
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- Library of Congress Control Number84001832
- OCLC Control Number10375406
- Better World Books9780813205977
- Open LibraryOL2840000M
Classifications
- DDC941.508
- LCCDA957 .H25 1984
- LCCDA957.H25 1984
Description
"Even more so than the Young Ireland rising of 1848, the Fenian rebellion was an unqualified fiasco." So states Professor Hachey in the introduction to Britain and Irish Separatism. He goes from there to analyze the almost forty years of unsuccessful efforts by Irish and British leaders to reach a constitutional solution to "the Irish question," a failure that culminated in the resurgence of revolutionary separatism, the Easter Rising of 1916, and the growth of Sinn Fein. The Irish War for Independence and the Partition Compromise of 1921 are explored in detail, as is the relationship between Irish separatism and American politics, and the international impact of a free Ireland. - Back cover.
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