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- Page 5 and 6: ii ABBREVIATIONS A.1.H.R. Appendice
- Page 7 and 8: iv ABSTRACT This thesis is a social
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"Robin Hood and his merrie men."9 T
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48 the avowed aims of the Defenders
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50 have any secret passwords or sig
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52 deputies elected by District Boa
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Friend, having exprcssed your willi
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56 New Zealand Tablet in 1873 the H
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58 reinforced the importance of the
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60 The Catholic Church interfered i
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62 march alone, (they marched with
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64 importance.3 The ritual parade e
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66 North Island which developed the
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68 Orange-Nassau. Orange was a prin
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70 In Auckland on St Patrick's Day,
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72 such as these were part of the a
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74 march through main streets, besi
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76 effective. 31 The Orange Institu
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increased sectarian tension between
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80 flow. The Irish were only 3.5% o
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again, nativism was prevalent and a
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84 and priestly life. The L.O.I. in
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86 A common theme in these two issu
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88 situation and the married men on
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90 enduring attachment to their pri
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total abstinence pledge. Also among
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the Presbyterian Church."60 This wa
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96 Master of the Orange Lodge. 69 T
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like 'helpless victims adorned for
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100 that he had never been there. C
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who managed to gather sizeable audi
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104 1900, 200 pamphlets expOSIng th
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106 of the running sores of bigotry
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Protestantism. 108 Shepherd's main
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110 many Protestants who had Cathol
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112 was given full attention by the
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New Zealand also had its own instit
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116 The L.O.1. did not have much su
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118 Anti-Catholicism was transporte
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120 the pursuit of solidarity withi
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C Rituals and Laws of the L.O.I. an
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! 124 CHINIQUY, Charles, Forty Year
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126 CRONIN, Sean, Irish Nationalism
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128 KEALEY, Gregory S., Toronto Wor
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130 B Articles. ANON., 'Hibernian C
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133 MOORES, Harold S., 'The Rise of