Dividing Ireland: World War I and Partition

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Acknowledgements I wish to thank the following for their help in the preparation of this book: Professor Paul Bew, Professor David Harkness, Dr Alvin Jackson, Professor Charles Townsend. I also wish to thank the staff at The British Library; The Military Archives, Cathalbrugha Barracks; National Archives of Ireland; National Library of Ireland; the Public Record Office, London; the Public Record Office, Northern Ireland; Trinity College, Dublin, Manuscripts; University College, Dublin, Archives; Pearse Street Library, Dublin; The Queen’s University of Belfast, Main Library; and the Central Library, Belfast.
Note on terminology The terms ‘Unionist’, ‘Nationalist’, ‘Loyalist’, ‘Republican’ and ‘Imperialist’, beginning with capital letters, are used in the text to denote a political organisation or association; the use of these terms without capitals refers to the wider community or supporters of these structures.
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Page 6 and 7: Contents Acknowledgements vii Note
Page 10 and 11: Introduction The Crown and national
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40 NATIONAL IDENTITY, HOME RULE AND
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42 IRELAND IN 1914 take the offer s
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44 IRELAND IN 1914 consulting with
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46 IRELAND IN 1914 The Longford Lea
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48 IRELAND IN 1914 would see the cr
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50 IRELAND IN 1914 national freedom
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52 IRELAND IN 1914 Irishmen, with b
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54 IRELAND IN 1914 Is it too flimsy
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56 IRELAND IN 1914 feel intensely t
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58 IRELAND IN 1914 The Whig describ
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60 IRELAND IN 1914 However, some So
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62 IRELAND IN 1914 does, they could
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64 IRELAND IN 1914 Redmond expresse
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66 IRELAND IN 1914 reassured the cr
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68 IRELAND IN 1914 Volunteer is a s
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70 IRELAND IN 1914 gaining the supp
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72 IRELAND IN 1914 Given the increa
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74 IRELAND IN 1914 The disquiet amo
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Chapter 3 The Great War and nationa
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THE GREAT WAR AND NATIONAL IDENTITY
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Chapter 4 The Easter Rising and aft
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THE EASTER RISING AND AFTERMATH 123
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When that ball from my gun set him
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Chapter 5 Loyalty and the Crown Nat
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 157 Ireland
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 159 have to b
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 161 independe
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 163 pursue th
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 165 never can
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 167 conceptio
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 169 It was tr
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 171 sunk, unt
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 173 England h
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 175 in Irelan
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 177 relative
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 179 T.M.Kettl
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 181 settled b
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 183 imperial
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 185 and Wales
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 187 It is…i
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 189 But, the
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 191 war and d
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 193 supreme s
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LOYALTY AND THE CROWN 195 The rise
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Chapter 6 The Irish Convention and
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THE IRISH CONVENTION AND CONSCRIPTI
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send them here to endorse Acts of P
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Conclusion In retrospect it would a
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CONCLUSION 231 In supporting a Brit
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CONCLUSION 233 of their psychologic
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Notes Introduction: The Crown and n
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NOTES 237 1 National identity, Home
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NOTES 245 62 Ibid. 63 Public Record
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NOTES 251 21 Ibid. 30 June 1917. 22
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Dundalk Herald Dungannon Democrat E
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 261 Callan, Patrick
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 263 Kearney, Hugh The
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 265 Wilson, Trevor The
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Index Please note: note numbers app
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Church of Ireland Gazette 50, 185,
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Gallipoli campaign 104, 107, 110, 1
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Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB)
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nationality, British (and Irish uni
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Irish Convention 197, 199, 209, 211
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